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The 3 I have were all seasoned by me, even though a couple said they were "ready to cook". If memory serves correct I wiped down with a light coat of oil and into a 400-450 degree oven for 45-60min, let cool a little and repeated a couple of times. I have also used my high sided pans to fry fish...
Looks great, rivers have opened up and most of the open water is open now after this past week. Not sure when I will make time to get a line wet to see if I can find any walleye.
I've been able to get some sold off and money goes into a fund for our two girls (10&13), most of it is aimed for hunting equipment needs for them. I have a few connections but probably need to work a little harder to find more
I gave up drinking 2yrs ago and still have a fair collection sitting in the cellar, most have a few drinks or even just a couple ounces. I have probably gifted away close to 50 bottles and sold a few of the better ones and it still looks like an impressive collection.
Our girls are needing new...
Heck yeah looks good. Kind of miss my old cheap kettle and my homemade vortex. Made it by cutting the top and bottom out of a terracotta flower pot at the height and opening size I thought wanted. Worked great until it started cracking out and I couldn't humpty dumpty it back together anymore.
I got an Oklahoma Joe that is half propane and half offset/charcoal grill. My advise is use the offset smoker for the intended use as a smoker and if you want a "grill" buy a Weber Kettle or some knockoff version, I got a knockoff for like $50 once and used the heck out of it.
The reason I found...
Had to do a little Google search. Here is what I found on Food.com. Kind of interesting I guess, might be worth a shot.
https://www.food.com/recipe/chicago-style-ribs-420830
Spice rub (reserve 2 tbsp of this rub for the barbecue sauce)
1tablespoon dried mustard
1tablespoon paprika
1tablespoon...
Good luck to your recovery. Haven't been on my board in years and would really have to be careful probably. My mind would be saying one thing and my body might not agree with it.
Looks great, I got to get back into making stuff like yours. Our oldest daughter has become a Biria fan at a couple of the good Mexican Restaurants we have around Fargo so she has put that on my list of learn to make at home.
So if anyone has a good Biria Recipe/guidelines I would love to see it.
I keep wanting to do what you got pulled off but haven't come across any skin on bellies in my area. I liked your method especially the trick on the gas grill. When I do find skin on belly I will be re-referencing this thread.
Thank you for sharing
Got a buddy that has told me this before. I think he put those tack nail strips on his legs and that helped with keeping them from messing with the auger at least
Oh goodness now you got me wanting some of that, glad I was eating my deli meat sandwiches while reading this, Up here in the Fargo ND area we suffer from the same issue on finding those ribs and I really don't understand why. Someday I will break down and get my hands on some to finally see...
Up here in ND TriTip, Skirt Steak, Flank Steak used to be pretty cheap, but harder to find sometimes. Now they are at least double the price when you find them to the tune of $12-20 per pound depending on what you are looking for. I don't understand besides maybe all the attention that got...
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