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I think that's exactly what makes it. There are 2 Ace stores in my area and both are independent franchises. Service at either one of them is very good. Walk into a Home Depot around here and you're on your own.
Thanks for posting. I know Ace can be a bit pricey but not near as high as my local butcher shop. I've been impressed with the variety at Ace. Gives me a chance to try some different stuff without having to pay shipping or commit to a large order.
Yeah the difference was surprising to me. The first time I ground some beef it was brisket. The first thing I noticed was the difference in the smell and then the color. After making the first couple of burgers we knew that it was worth the trouble.
Yes it did! It's almost like a different thing than store bought. We had a couple of burgers cooked medium tonight. The taste and texture make it well worth the effort.
Thanks @indaswamp I think you have confirmed my suspicion that the cubes of beef were too big. I've ground 2 briskets in the past but mostly pork butts. With the pork my cubes have gotten larger because the grinder just sucks them through. Thanks for the advice.
Hoping some of you guys with experience can help me understand what went wrong here.
I have a LEM #8 that I got back around Christmas. I've used it with many pork butts, brisket, and top round with no issues at all. Cube it, chill it in the freezer mixing around occasionally, feed it to the...
Might want to take a look at the Pellet Pro from Smoke Daddy. I don't own one but I've been seriously thinking about it for a few months. I love my Yoder. It's built like a tank but a vertical would suit my current needs much better. The Yoder gets down to 150 and holds it pretty well as long a...
Long ago I made my own spreadsheet to keep up with flavor experiments and for basic dry cure it's pretty easy to just do the math. After years of jacking around we've found we like just basic bacon cure at 1.8% total salt and 1% sugar the most. Hickory smoke.
If you would like an online...
I've made vortex single ribs 3 times. My results were pretty much the same. Was expecting maybe an hour or less. More like 30 minutes will do the trick. Definitely not the same as slow smoked but still tasty. And quick. Hard not to compare them to slow smoked but they are just not the same...
Probably not. Atlanta is never prepared for anything. I live a little over an hour north of Atlanta and lots of folks around here know what's coming. Hurricane Michael made a pretty big mess up here. 2018 I think. It hit the panhandle as a big cat 5 and mostly erased Mexico Beach and Cape San...
Very cool! Do you make it with fresh green hops?
I did a good bit of home brewing back in the 90's and all the hops were dried.
I'm in GA and all the hops from the home brew shops were from your neighborhood. Or Germany if you wanted to spend big.
Google "Greg Blonder smoking" if you're interested in the science behind how it works.
His background is mechanical engineering with a PhD in physics. Apparently he like bbq as well.
Great idea with the peaches. My favorite fruit hands down!
I'll have to remember to give that one a try next summer. Peach season ended a few weeks ago in my part of GA. I can't bring myself to buy the ones in the grocery store. I'm spoiled from having an orchard nearby.
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