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Yeah, I'd imagine Vegas on a business trip is not ideal. Might as well be in Des Moines. I've been many times, for pleasure. Last time was a couple years ago. Probably last time. So damn expensive.
I've been drinking bourbon for years. I remember going to liquor stores in Kentucky and they would have the BAT just sitting on the shelves. No limit. At $80.00 msrp, we bought many bottles. I've tried many, many bourbons, thanks to friends that hoard, I mean collect, bottles. I'm cheap...
You inspired me. Found two packs on sale yesterday. Weather not good for this weekend so they went in the freezer. Did you take the skin off ? I've seen recipes that do and some that don't.
Not really a toast-guy myself. I have a countertop convection oven that has a toast setting. Works well enough. When I was a kid, 8 years old perhaps, I made a grilled cheese sammie in our toaster. Mom wasn't too happy. Yours looks nice.
Reminds me of my ex-father in law. Was a coupon clipper and would buy things he normally wouldn't buy, or use, just because he could save .50 cents. Would have saved more by not buying it at all.
I would think you don't have to have exact 16 mesh for smoking. I thought about buying some 16 mesh then realized I have plenty of peppercorns and a grinder. Set it on the medium setting perhaps and grind-away.
Great write up. I haven't tried a brisket yet. Am definitely starting with a point. My smoker has set temps though, 225, 250, 300 and up. I'd have to go with 250 and just plan on a longer smoke ? I like the dry brine idea. Thanks.
Another thing, my Pit Boss had a grate on the pellet hopper, to keep little fingers out of the auger. I took that off, much easier to add pellets, move pellets around in there, and suck old pellets out of the auger feeder.
Nice Pit Boss Duffman. I went cheap and got the small one. Only drawback is that it doesn't have a digital temp gauge. No 275. Goes from 250 to 300, weird. And I see a lot of recipes that call for 275 degrees. Have fun, I do. Turkey breast roast I did yesterday, yum.
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