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Grill/smoker covers are disposable. I'll spend less than $50 for a good, universal cover. If it only lasts 3-5 years, I have no problem with that. As long as it does it's job, I'm happy.
I make my own rubs and sauces (from recipes). I have a good collection of spices so I usually always have the ingredients. I save most of my empty spice and condiment jars for this. More funner than spending a dollar an ounce for premade stuff.
Well they didn't lie. Their customer service rep told me that a lot of bags aren't compatible. NESCO and Food Saver bags are two that she mentioned.
Interesting conversation on the sealing/cutting of bags. The NESCO has the bar cutter. I always pull the bag to my disired length, cut it...
I have a NESCO but not that model. And no, it's not a foot tall, just about 4-6 inches, with the top down but not latched (how it should be stored). Mine has a regular and gentle suck mode. Gentle is for watery stuff, it's a suck with less pressure. Only issue with it is that it is picky...
OK, so don't kick me out but I've been making gumbo, from scratch, for years. I never use a roux and it turns out pretty damn good. Just doesn't have that darkness a roux gives. I cook it long enough, 6-10 hours, that the okra thickens it up. But I do see your dilema Abigail. Good luck...
Hey all. I'm going to be in Anderson SC this weekend and want to get some Q. Had some a few years ago at Little Pigs. It was good from what I remember. Any suggestions ? TIA
I had that same grill 25 years ago. Funny story. Bought it at Lowes. Boxed up it wouldn't fit in the car so the sales person unboxed, in the store, put everything in our cart and walked us to the register to pay. It wasn't until we got to the car to unload it that I realized I had a grill...
So, I've only been into smoking for about a year now but have always loved bbq. I've had burnt ends only a couple of times. Until this week, when I watched a video on how to make them, I thought they were just the actual ends of the brisket that got "burnt" because they were on the ends and...
So Saturday I decided to smoke a couple chicken breasts and some salmon. Last week when I cleaned the smoker there was some sludge (meat juices and ash I presume) in the bottom of the barrel. Got it all cleaned up and decided to lay down a sheet of foil on the bottom for easier clean up next...
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