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brown it, toss it in crockpot with beef broth onion garlic thyme rosemary salt n pepper. then like said build some tacos!!!!
some people dont like the sponginess of it. it has super beefy flavor though! looks like they peeled yours already? some dont like to see the taste buds i guess. hehe
i just got 3 peanut butter jars of missl. sockets and stuff from my kid. "some of these probably yours". after i was bitchin the other day lookin for a socket. lol
great posts! im a ci searing nut too. i have many pans and DOs. i love them, the wife hates them. lol you really have to watch the store meats you put in them. i have my grt grandmothers egg skillet. that thing is smooth aas glass inside and eggs dont stick a bit(with lil butter first)...
well, just grab a breast section at the store and give it a try. or chicken for that matter. like i said i use it on all kinds of lean meat. and even some not so lean like duck!
now the work begins. lol should end up with 4.5 gallons to serve up after doing the first one. giving my arms a break.
sliced to shred easier but really wasnt needed. pulled apart great with the claws. super juicy and tender, so mission accomplished. i will tweak the shred with some salt...
several months ago the wife came home with 4 pork butts. i said is it that time again? she said no no just a sale. the wife's american legion axillary have a quarter auction fund raiser and i smoke the butts. lol so thats what the title is about.
they about 3hr in and i have two rigs going...
i have smoked a bunch of ducks. they are awesome prepared that way. keep those fat drippings for the skillet.
i poke holes in the skin and meat and brine mine 2-3 days also. i like 225 to start then 250-75 to finish. cooked with coals and some mesquite and apple chunks. a sweet soy glaze...
thanks guys
"Yeah at 15 yards I wouldn't expect to see a head intact."
yeah would have been a mess. he shot it in the neck and destroyed about 4" of it it. 20g load of 4s. so no shot in the meat on this one.
those plates were my moms Brian. still just as they were new too! lol tuff stuff...
this was better than any butterball turkey ive had! me and my son got his turkey tag filled opening morning. he got a big old double bearded tom. the bird snuck up behind the blind and the boy leveled him at 15yrds. lol
now for the cooking. i cooked up my seasoned brine for him to...
i have a chargriller grill i use as a smoker. the pile of coals(usually 12-14) and some wood chunks for the smoke. meat is at other end. its easy to regulate the temp with fire in same container. been contemplating getting a new off set but these fire tending and temp issues keep me second...
still too early but its warming up fast in forecast. i did go to the local farmers market and scored some blue oysters. he did me solid on the pound. i had 2 dishes and still have the biggest to go yet. they are much more solid than the wild ones i get here. taste was awesome too! just cut...
very nice work!
agreed about doing it yourself. you know it was treated the best it could be. you get the cuts you want, you get to eat some fresh, you get more meat, packed perfectly....... lots reasons homemade is the best. grandpa showed me on my first deer in 81. me and gramps skinned...
suspended over a maple wood fire! or at very least kingsford with maple branches tossed on. that maple smoke gives a slightly sweet taste and a red crust to the meat.
ive always done 4 cups of water and hand full each kosher salt and brown sugar. the sugar handfull being a bit larger. i like sweet. i dont find seasonings help much unless i cook the brine to infuse the water. and like frankie i soak over night rinse then set in fridge open 1 layer to dry...
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