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been almost a cupla years since i posted this but made a batch up for supper tonite. lotsa new members and maybe some didnt catch this first time around. good eats...
6 bonless/skinless chicken chi chi's
flour
egg wash
corn starch
cooking oil
cube up the chicken breasts
dredge the chunks in...
the victims, actually only did up the big one this batch...
filleted and left skin on, also i cut each fillet into 5 pieces.
the plan is to smoke over maple using Todds Amazen smoker. i have brined the fish for 2 days using my traditional brine. and then a fresh water soak for 6 hours...
if you use the water bag method of sealing, you will not have the "funk" on top of the kraut. it is important to never peek though, it is an air tight seal and gasses will push up out and around the bag. i always have my containers filled with firmly tamped cabbage 3-4 inches from the top...
did the annual pilgrimage into ontario for the lake trout opener... weather started out kind of gloomy but temps were nice. not the normal below zero stuff but warmed up to about 30 deg during the day.
this was me first trout of the year
2nd day i drew a blank for the day except i did have...
love potato pancakes... my mom makes them from a grated raw tater. i like this twist and for sure gonna give it a try on some leftover mashed taters. thks for sharingThumbs UpThumbs Up. got it copied down!
i have all the above mentioned books in my arsenal... maybe biased as the Kutas book was out long ago and prob did more for home sausage makers than any other single publication. maybe even them all combined... that said i got a new book this year, bought it for myself for xmas... "the art of...
Grade A Light Amber: A very light syrup with a mild, delicate maple flavor, this is usually made early in the season when the weather is cold. This is the best grade for making maple candy and maple cream.
Grade A Medium Amber: A darker, mid-season syrup, this is often used as a table syrup...
great looking pizza man!!!Thumbs Up
dont forget about baked beans, scalloped taters, wild rice soup etc... for uses of excess ham... jambalya, split pea, could go on and on...
wow Jerry, quite the assortment of goodies for the wifey to take home with her,,, i have yet to try meatloaf, something i gotta do. that and our smofried turkey... nice smoke ol buddy!Thumbs Up
maple syrup.....
generally for cooking grade B or the "darker" syrup is just fine... the grade A syrup is the first syrup of the year, it is when the sap starts to rise from the roots of the tree and attempt to get to the branches of the tree. but the cold temps at night force it back down. so...
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