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Idk. I was going to do the same thing, and still have a front shoulder in the freezer. When I read about others doin it here I decided not to. Hopefully someone who knows will post.
Wow, thanks for letting everyone know. I definitely miss reading his great, informative posts. Certainly hope he recovers to 110%.
Prayers to you, John! Hang in there!
Thanks Dave, I'm not a big fan of rolls. Takes too much extra time to measure, cut, and seal. I'll keep using the quart bags most likely but wanted to put my two cents out there. Who knows, hopefully others feel the same as I do.
I'd like to be able to purchase bags that were sized for bacon. I currently use quarts bags but I usually have to cut a little off the end of the meat and then still barely have enough plastic left to seal. Using a bigger bag, like a gallon bag, is a lot of waste. 6" x 14" I think would be a...
12! That's a freezer full!
I figured pork, and most likely beef too, will go up due to the drought. I don't look forward to it at all. The cheapest I've found pork butts around here was $1.59.... :(
Pulled pork takes around 1 1/2 to 2 hours per pound typically. Your butts should've been done by the time you checked it at 7. The only thing I can think of is your smoker temp is off. I hope they turn out well for ya.
Meat was placed in the freezer for about an hour to make slicing manageable.
Smell that???
You can definitely taste the bourbon. The fennel and coriander gives it a funky taste, IMO. the wife liked it at first till the fennel/coriander kicked in.
May try omitting it in the future. Will...
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