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this was the first time i smoked a turkey breast. was in smoker for about 4 hours in the smoker using apple,maple chips. then finished in oven at 400 for 30 minutes. the pick is after the oven.
i was at the store when i saw the price for whole chickens 99 cents a pound a price i wave not seen in almost a year. i couldn't resist
put 3 in the freezer and started brineing one to smoke tomorrow, brine consists of salt,apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and orange peal.
I mentioned this sauce in my stir fry post, and since no one asked here it is
113g sesame oil
113g ginger paste
43g rice vinegar
105g soy sauce
so their you go, nice and simple and great tasting
thanks, i usually only reed 2, so this is good for me, i was looking at full sized ones, but they all had features i would never use. so why pay $200+ for that
So i have had my blackstone for about a week, and today i finally truly broke it in, with stir fry.
end result
while i was prepping i started the rice. done in a pan.
i cheated a little, bought frozen peppers and onions, i cut the mushrooms and chicken thigh.
on go the black stone.
used...
ended up getting a table top one, was looking at other bigger ones, a lot more money than i wanted to spend, and also had a lot of features i would probably never use.
So the burners on my gaser are not working well, the rest of it is in pretty good condition, normally I would just replace them. but i have been considering buying a flat top. I could probably change it to a wood/charcoal grill. so i came here for opinions, one more bit of info I've used...
didnt measure any thing but
about 20 tomatoes, 4 tbsp brown sugar, 2 tbsp of garlic powder and onion chips, 6-8 redwine vinager, and worcestershire sauce.
so as promised here is the bbq sauce for my pork shoulder. it came out a little runner than i would have liked but has good flavor, forgot to take some picks put started with fresh tomatoes, pureed with boat motor.
cooked for a while added some onion chips, garlic powder, worcestershire...
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