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Forgot to mention mine does standard & metric, too - pounds/kilograms, ounces/grams. Got it on eBay a few years back for about $20. Verified it with a set of weights up to 3# and it's dead on. It's made by a company named Saga. Made in China of course but it does the job.
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Everyone loved Jeff's Texas style rub, too. I cut back on the cayenne by about a third because some aren't fond of heat. It came out great! Just a hint of sneaky heat in the back of the throat. Great flavor overall
Thanks, all!
My hat's definitely off to Tip! Never, in my 55 years, have I ever had such juicy, succulent chicken! The leg quarters were almost a religious experience but compared to the breast they were dry.
Everyone's mouth was watering and I was virtually attacked when I walked in the...
Thanks, Al! I have a pretty good digital scale. It's designed for postage/shipping and weighs up to 80 lbs. Even though it has a small footprint it has a tare function which allows me to put a large pan on it.
I now have a 3 gallon bucket with a lid I bought for a big chicken so next time I'll...
A couple weeks ago I mentioned that I had a couple slabs of bacon curing but I never followed up with the results. I did some pretty exhaustive research on the process and found a goldmine of information on another site (Sorry, SMF) Having spent 40-odd years in the restaurant business, I was...
I'm trying my first spatchcock chicken.
I'm using Tip's Slaughterhouse Brine and Jeff's Texas style rub.
As you can see from the photo, I had some issues getting the rub to stay on the leg quarters even though I rubbed the bird down with olive oil. I wound up just sprinkling the rub on them...
A good friend of ours, Maryann, is a hoot when she's had a few glasses of her homemade wine - or any wine for that matter. She comes up with interesting rhetorical/philosophical questions you wouldn't normally think of.
Like the phrase "raining cats and dogs". Has anyone ever seen it rain cats...
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