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After 13 days curing in the refer swimming in a maple pepper flavor bath the pork bellies hit the smoker. Used cherry wood pellets and smoked these puppies until IT was between 145F and 150F. Truly amazing flavor unlike anything from the store. Next time I’m going to try some different variants...
When I was ummm feeling up the pork belly packs this one by far felt so much more meaty and tender compared with the rest. I could definitely feel how some where considerable more fatty which made them more firm to flex. This is my first go around at making bacon, no doubt there’ll be many more...
9 lbs of meaty pork belly curing with maple and pepper before hitting the smoker at 150ish using cherry wood. Currently curing in the fridge for 14 days. Costco quite selling maple bacon so I figured I’d make my own :)
NO, I'm smoking for a couple hours and then deep frying the bird! Plus wife wants another in the oven.
Sous Vide requires browning after water bathing for hours, lots of meat including chicken come out great with Sous Vide but I dunno about soaking a whole bird turkey or chicken. I'm not making...
I would vacuum seal the meat until next week and keep it in the fridge, no seasoning. By keeping air off the meat you slow the breakdown from bacteria. You do have to be careful even with repacked vacuum sealed meat by unbagging and cooking within 10 days after seal. There is 2 kinds of...
We always get together as a family but not this year. Luckily my friend of 30 years bought a house 3 doors down around the corner so we're getting together. Picked up 2 birds from Costco today. Thinking to smoke one for a couple of hours and then deep fry it for some fried smoke and roast the...
Was there a problem with the old handle? The one side picture looks like the handle matched the vintage blade. Knife looks likes it has seen a lot of work over the years, very nice to keep it in the family.
Since Covid I've been tinkering with all sorts of gadgets but the egg rings make for a nice egg sandwich creation. Prolly wouldn't try making this on a smoker 😂
My wife likes the yolk broken when it's in the ring and stirred just a bit, she doesn't car for any soft yolk ooze like I do. Definitely toasting the muffin is critical to the crunch factor. I'll try next time with no lid and cut down on a dirty dish 👍 Thank You
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