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It is very easy for sliced brisket to dry out. If you have a vac sealed, I would place the brisket in a seal bag along with some juice. Then place bag and all in freezer until the juice is almost frozen. Vac seal the brisket and place in your refrigerator. To warm it up, place bag and all in...
Lawdog, it has been a number of years since I cooked any antelope, but as I remember it, it was the leanest of lean. Cook it like a roast, keep it covered or wrapped. Again, low, slow, and moist.
Call Enterprise Rental, rent a pick-up, they will come pick you up. Deliver the barrels all over town. Make enough money to clear you a pick up load of barrels and pay for the rent truck.
Open the trunk on your car, stuff in the barrel, tie the trunk lid down with rope and red neck it home...
I am with Shooter Rick except for the hair dryer. Mine are insulated to help while slicing hot briskets, or while turning them on the pit. The don't have to be too clean as no one sees all that part of the work involved. Ha Ha!
On my smokers, I let them get hot, real hot. They cool off to temp while I open the doors and put that cold meat on the rack. Then it takes a while to get everything back up to 225* or so.
Thanks for checking further into that Ken. My 4' X 8' will be a little smaller than the 6' X 8' they say requires a 10,000 btu ac. I will have a little edge there. I also will have at least 5" of styrofoam insulation. That will give me a little more edge. For $14, I got an extra year of...
Someone with more HVAC knowledge than I should call with them. What I got this morning was that coolbot cycles the ac, 10 minutes on and 1 minute off. I don't know what else transpires.
Thanks, I knew I would have to make some mods to the AC or purchase one of these http://www.storeitcold.com. Either way the temp has to come down to about 35* for me to be happy. I sure may need your help.
I am building a walk in cooler to store deer in. The small town where I am working has no deer storage available. I may also make another to place in the neighboring town, as they have no such facilities either. I will try to keep this updated with the stages of construction. I am planning...
Cowgirl, When I saw that pic of the yucca root, I thought ole CG finally burnt one. I was wrong. Nice looking chow. Having lived in Kansas, I know about those doves. They are big and they are good.
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