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It's a TON of smoke, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for me. We had a cold spell up here so I thought I'd be okay with my temps, but boy was I wrong.
We ate one bar of white cheddar, and everyone thought it was good. The others are muenster and 2 year aged cheddar. These I'll let chill in...
So that's why Elmer went after Bugs all these years...
I've got 18 rabbits in the backyard that need to be thinned down to about 3. You may have just accelerated their impending doom.
I do the same. And I like the sound of this. I'm thinking I'd puree my apple pie filling (not sauce) to make it like an apple sauce. It's already heavy on the cinnamon. I didn't think about the nutmeg...
That was my last turkey I snagged at Thanksgiving. I'm gonna have to find me a nuther'n.
That was a tough one to pass up. Gizzards and hearts takes me back to my younger days when dad would go by the strip to pick up his beer (we lived in a dry area) and my prize on the way home was a huge bucket of gizzards and hearts.
Fried, of course.
I like a little sweetness on my turkeys, and found myself with the urge to do a little kitchen creativity. Lo and behold: The Apple Pie Smoked Turkey.
It all starts with the brine:
1 1/2 gallons of water
1/2 gallon of apple juice
1 1/2 cups kosher salt
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 16 oz. jar apple pie...
What a second... You can cook chicken to less than 165º?!?
Somebody please 'splain. This is seriously messing with everything I've ever been taught about chicken.
Just got my WiFi Sous Vide from @Inkbirdbbq in the mail yesterday evening. I'm totally new to Sous Vide and I'm asking for y'all's advice on a good inaugural cut of meat and recipe.
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