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Thank heavens that you have found it! Otherwise we would have had to have ronp's personal tanker truck make a detour up to your house. Then you would be like him and get 55 gallon drums/week.
If you go to Sam's Club and click on food; click on condiments; click on sauces and scroll down you will see that Yoshida's is available for pick-up. In my local Sam's, they have both the original and also terriyaki. Costco only had the original and it was way out of place. Good hunting!
This site is about you, me and many people who don't aspire to be on TV. It is fun to watch these people do their thing for 2 weeks. Now it is boring! We need to put our effort into making us all better and not worry about some stupid TV show!
Chill Bro. No one is criticing your cutting techniques. We all have different way of cooking/smoking/foiling/injecting and whatever. We do what works for us. Your trip-tip was awesome. My screen has drool marks on the screen are a testamentment to you skill!
I found that doitbest.com is realy reasonible. You can order from them and have it delivered it to a local store. They are back east, but I can pick it up a local hardware store. No tax or shipping. $8 plus change for 10#'s of chunks.
My sibs are divided over this question about their ethics. I will shop there to support my local community. The reason that I came to this decision is mainly because of their hiring policies. 2 years ago, I went to Phoenix, AZ for spring trianing baseball, I needed some stuff so I went to...
Not only slice across the grain, but on the bias. Use this method for corned beef and london broils. This was taught to me by an old German buthcher from Chicago.
IMO hickory is great for beef. Poultry needs a more subtle flavor such as apple, maple or pecan. Last time, smoked it in apple and everyone loved it. Next one will be with pistacchio shells.
I have memberships to both Sam's and Costco. I tend to buy more meat at Sam's. Both offer Choice grade meat, but at Sam's I can buy ground chuck which we use a lot, Costco only has 93/7 lately. The best things about Sam's are: 1. it is usually never as crowded; 2. you can find more meat that has...
Go to doitbest.com. You can buy 10# bags of chunks for $8 and change. They will ship to a local store (Manatee) at no charge and no tax. for special code: type in WINTER09 for extra savings.
Here in CA there are a lot of Pecan farms. I called a local grower and was told that most of the shells are ground up for bird feed. They said that I could by the shells for $2/lb. Thinking about driving the 12 miles and buying some. They should be comparable to buying chips at the local...
Apple juice is great, so is cider. Basically you can use any liquid that you want. I have used Pepsi with a Ham. Though, I think that I would pass on using Prune Juice!
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