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I agree with JJ, quality is hard to come by these days!
On that note...my industry isn't looking too stable these days, might come knocking on your door when you're ready to expand! ;)
Thanks for the post!
I started doing it this way a few years ago to help it fit in my smoker and have really grown to appreciate the 'seperation method'--looking forward to reading more of your tips and tricks :)
My babies
Daily driver 2009 Z06
Fair weather car: 1978 Pacecar
Latest project: 1974 Corvette
Why so many Corvettes?...see the other thread "what was your first car to drive" :D
Looks great man!
I'm a huge steak nut and travel all over sampling fancy steaks. Usually my wife says 'Why do we keep going to all these places--yours are always better'
Until we went to a place that had nice Wagyu...one bite and she says 'oohhhhh...that's niiice!'
I envy you
...and your dog!
JJ:
Saw your post and was thinking of doing the same with some of my left over flat. I set aside enough to just use the flat for the meat, but saw that you still used beef also...thoughts? Would just the brisket be too much, or did you need more meat...?
Seems like a great opportunity to meet fellow SMF'ers...any of the mods or admins going and setting up there as a meeting point?
PS Too Sauced, great guide--thanks for the effort! If I can work the details, I might just have to hit you up for 'Rule 1' if you've still got space...
Hey neighbor, grew up in Shreveport...prolly pretty close to you!
When you get a chance, flesh out your profile so we can get a better idea of who we're dealing with--and glad to have you aboard!!
...and make sure you check the cryovac, not just the sticker...I've had Sam's sticker state 'choice' while unfortunately the cryovac stamp confirmed 'select'...
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