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We've all done dumb things. But I'd say confession is good for the soul. Try to cover up stuff like this and the long-term pain is only worse.
But try to not do that again, eh? :-)
While I think hatched-egg-to-slaughtered-chicken is under a year. So if you underestimate the beef market and you need to course-correct, it takes longer to get the supply/demand back in balance. I'm buying more chicken and pork just because the price difference vs beef has become...
I find their Kirkland branded bourbons to be great. (Had one several years ago that was only so-so.) They typically have 3 different ones going at once (cyclically) but they each disappear fast at the 2 Costcos close to me. They used to have one that I'd bet a bottle was EXACTLY Knob Creek.
I had a great bourbon called Calumet the other day. Think I saw it avail on the Total Wine website for ~$60 but haven't gotten a bottle yet.
Read another article (now lost) that ~6 US bourbon distillers have gone bankrupt in the last year. They expanded (took loans) for a burgeoning foreign...
My cookers have boring shapes so new covers are cheap. But you'll want to extend the life of an expensive cover. Guess I'd just get a $5 Walmart tarp and some hooks and bunjees to keep it in place and make easy/repeatable to install. Then the tarp protects the cover, the cover protects the...
Looks .like a fantastic burger! Sometimes there's just nothing like charcoal and burgers. For me that's a Weber kettle, but your Hasty Bake reminded me of my Dad's little Hibachi grill where he'd make burgers just inches over hot coals. Great Memories!
I usually go for quantity over quality. I'd rather have 4 cheap chinese remote thermometers (2 in the meat; 2 in the cooker space to spot flareups) than one quality unit. But these are all units with a short cable leading out of the smoker and then transmit to your remote unit from there...
Your mileage may vary but with my wife, any pan used in a smoker/grill is never allowed back in her kitchen again, unless I could maybe sneak it out and then get it cleaned back up and put away after she's gone to bed. HexClads are pretty expensive to take that kind of risk.
I have two cast...
As they say in show-biz, know your audience. Who are you cooking for? A bunch of middle-aged women don't pack it away like a bunch of young football players. I certainly agree a good host always makes 25% more than expected, but there's a lot of crowds where .5#/person is 2X too much.
I'm...
Dark and strong are two different things. You can make weak coffee from dark-roasted beans by using more water; you can make strong coffee from light-roast beans by using less water. I used to love the dark roasts brewed strong, but as I grow old I'm finding the lighter roasts (still strong)...
I tried a bag of Jack Daniels chips years ago and they were fantastic...smelling. (To be honest, I couldn't detect the bourbon/sour mash flavor in the meat.) Then I tried another brand and couldn't smell or taste anything special. I love bourbon, so if someone wants to promote a whiskey barrel...
I use Campbells French Onion a lot...can leave some strange color but I love the taste. And I've found anyone else's French Onion is noticeably inferior to good ol' Campbells.
It's been a while, but I've gone direct from freezer to smoker with that size pork butt. Adds a few hours to the cook, but that's more time in the smoke--woo-hoo. After an hour or so, you'll be able to get your salty rub to stick...the salt is what you want to get working its way in first...
I do believe that's the exact model Hotpoint I grew up with! Brings back great memories of Mom. Would love it, but I'm at a stage in life where I need to thin out, not add. Best wishes to you and whoever scores it!
I don't see a point in leaving them up when we're not outside so I normally leave mine closed with a strap or bungee holding them tight together. Greatly reduces the surface area for wind sailing.
And when harsh weather is coming, I take them down completely and store 'em in a shed....I...
I"d use 2 or 3 or 4 layers of steel (outside the firebox) spaced 1/4" apart as heat shields. If you can get stainless, great. Paint the down side (facing trailer) hi-temp black, keep the top side shiny.
That's how Detroit does it with catalytic converters.
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