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when i make jerkey with the jerkey cannon made out of ground meat, i get the leanest meat i can get my hands on. i think the manufacturer said not to get any less then 10%. i will normaly get 3% since it will not shrink up as much and if be so oily. i knoticed a difference in the oil...
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that is a link to an easy to use image resizer. because of this site i also started setting my camera at the lesser setting and to be honest i havent really seen a difference from when i had it at the best setting. yea if i am blowing up...
i will normaly use the corn chip "Scoops" but you can really use what ever. i though about those little pieces of bread you can get but ill use the corn chips for other things too.
yeppers that what i do to. smoke a bunch of food and vacuum seal it up and freeze it. then it will last a long time. and i usually protion it in meal size (two slices of pork loin for example), then when i want to eat i heat it in the microwave for two min. it does loose a little flavor but...
im not sure if it makes a difference on the style i used red i guess (i didnt know there were different kinds of sweet potatoes, i just got the ones they sell in the store). yea i thought about cutting the sugar to 1/2 cup in the potatoes, but i was the only one who felt that way so ill cut it...
ok i get it now!!! i was a little slow on that one. this broad im hanging with uses letters and small groups of letters as words and i have to decifer what they mean. its usually not what i was thinking.
this is a lot closer then i thought it was going to be. were tied again at 5 up
i love jerkey and make a fair amount of it. i normaly use the dehydrator for simplicity, i noticed it works at 155* max temp (the temp i dehydrate my meat at) it normaly takes about 4 hours or more.
i have tried it in my smoker but i always over smoke it for my taste. what i have learned at...
Sweet potato casserole
INGREDIENTS
•4 1/2 cups cooked and mashed sweet potatoes
•1/2 cup butter, melted
•1/3 cup milk
•1 cup white sugar (or brown if you prefer, I do)
•1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
•2 eggs, beaten
•1 cup light brown sugar
•1/2 cup all-purpose flour...
congratulations on your first all nighter, i have yet to do that. sounds like your going to have a pretty busy night.
pics are good, she just dont understand.....its a smoking thing.
Go BUCKEYES!!!!!
Buzzard's Texas Style Spinach Cheese Dip
Serves 5
INGREDIENTS
• 1 onion, chopped (med to large)
• A little Olive Oil for cooking
• A big can (maybe one big and one small, it is your choice) of rotel tomatoes with chilies, drained
• 1 (10 ounce) package frozen chopped spinach...
one sure fire test is to put your hand on the smoker, a rule of thumb a friend taught me was if you can keep your hand on top for about 5 seconds or so its about 180. im not sure how true that is but i was able to do it on his but he did not have a therm.
if you want to be sure get the maveric...
the funny thing is, i was trying to change my pic to a new one i got the same day UIS sent me my new style......so i asked him to doctor up that one and i figured i would let you all decide witch mug shot you all wanted to stare at every day!!!
i am going to run this for 5 days, this should get...
i like your idea Dutch, but i think im going to bread it and deep fry it!!!!mmmmm
larry, this is no way i could not change that pic. if i didnt someone else would break into my account and change it for me. which would be fine too.
South of the Border Spinach Cheese Dip
Serves 5
INGREDIENTS
•1 onion, chopped
•2 tablespoons vegetable oil (or olive oil, i use because its healthier)
•1 (14.5 ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, drained and chopped
•1 (4 ounce) can diced green chilies, drained
**or a can of rotel...
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