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I was mostly defending the grill in my post and trying to be a bit funny. I use my grill and pots a lot more than the smoker due to time constraints.
If I had to do ribs in a hurry, say 2 hours, I would smoke them for an hour at 250F or so and then foil them and bake in the convection oven...
Driving my son home from lacrosse practice today, he is telling me he has been hungry all day because someone was smoking ribs next door to his school, which is about a 2 mile walk from the house. He told me he asked one of his friends (who has been over for dinner) "do you smell that?" His...
You should do fine. It will take a little bit longer as it will take longer to heat up since you have a fixed heat source with the electric. Make sure you start with hot water.
When I had the Brinkmann Electric like you do, I did have a case of pork shoulder slowing down some ribs I was...
I make a recipe like this, but with butter instead of the oil. You want the butter cold and you cut it into the flour like he says for the oil, ideally with a pastry cutter.
It's important to not overwork the dough after you put the milk in.
Note that in California, the Poblanos are often referred to as Pasillas.
Dried Chilacas are also called Pasillas.
This guy has a lot of good pictures of the different kinds. http://petterssononline.com/habanero/
Looks like you have to have a login to the sprint site to get those pics.
We know some people near Durango that go down there to get the big sacks of roasted peppers. They freeze them and eat em for months.
I do the same when I can get a good deal on those or on poblanos. All sorts of good...
Now that sounds interesting. Will have to get a real peel for that I think.
Even my mistakes are at least edible for people that have a good attitude. Besides, I like working under pressure.
Mike,
I run it on stir speed or 2. The black discoloration is probabkly a chemical reaction with the metal blade, but I have never had that problem.
Here's an easy way to deal with the last bits. I always just grab a bit of the already ground meat and feed it back through to push the last of...
Between deltadude posting about this and some info from a friend that has one of those wood fired pizza ovens, I had to give this a try. I thought about buying one of the kits for cooking pizza on a grill (http://2stonepizzagrill.com/) or making something out of a steel drum or something.
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