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One can hope. Seems like lots less of them here in GA this year as well.
Joro spiders may be on the way to you though lol. They are a new one here the last couple of years. Harmless to people but very prolific. All the big webs are a pain. Kinda cool unless you're afraid of spiders. They are...
Interesting. I've been around chickens all of my life and didn't know that. Never raised them personally but lots of family and friends do.
How long does the average hen lay until they run out?
I've had very similar looking discoloration on dry cured bellies in bags. Usually just splotches though. Always seems like it happens when I don't get most of the air out of the bag. Not saying that is why, just an observation. I've never had an off smell or slimy feel. A long time ago I tried...
And how's that beer pole. Hell, I ran across a 6 pack of Narragansett tall boys all the way down here in GA a few months ago. Bought it thanks to you. Good swill!
Yep it's the curing and to me the dryer the cut of meat is the more pronounced that look will be.
Try making some of Bear's dried beef. Every slice is a rainbow
I've never noticed it with belly bacon even dried for over two weeks after smoking so maybe fat content has something to do with it as...
If you have your method down starting early and having it finished for dinner just do that. If it finishes early just hold it. No worries that way.
I've never cooked a waygu brisket and I have read that it can cook faster but what I read was always in reference to Japanese A5 waygu.
Personally...
Thanks for the heads up on that one. I've been wanting to get some collagen casings to try making snack sticks.
Do you have any experience with their collagen casings? The only thing I've ever ordered from them was hi temp cheese and that was years ago.
Thanks!
Yeah that's painful.
I noticed on the package it said "Blade Tenderized". Why would prime beef be blade tenderized? So from a food safety standpoint does that mean rare or medium rare is a no-no? Doesn't make any sense to me.
That's some great looking fresh shrimp! Very clean looking.
How do you pack them for freezing? 100 pounds of shrimp is a lot!
I see a whole bunch of shrimp stock in your future.
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