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From my reading you should let the bread to completly cool, The recipes I have read say to wait at least an hour. I think the flavor continues to develop as it sits, I'm no expert at sourdough a biginer at best. I waited 4 hours before I cut into it.
I'm planning to make some smoked Ring Bologna this weekend. Should I add some non-fat dry milk as a binder? Most recipes don't call for it, but the recipe on Walton's calls for a binder.
I have a large harvest of chili peppers. In the past, I've just diced them up and froze them. I'd like to maybe air dry or roast some on the smoker. Any recipes or method ideas would be appreciated.
My cousin is back from Montana and she brought these back for me to prepare on Sunday. I've never cooked or even seen these before. Does anybody have any ideas?
Welcome from NW Iowa. Does the sharpening stone turn easily by hand? You might have to take it off the shaft and clean and lube the bushing. I would lube it with cooking oil.
Use a hard fruit wood, that has been cut and dried for at least a year. Knowing what Eucalyptus foliage smells like I don't think it would be good for cooking.
Meat Your Maker https://www.meatyourmaker.com/ has good high-quality equipment, I have their grinder. I also have a hand mixer. It's not hard to crank and you can turn it both ways. I use it primarily for 10-20lb runs. Smaller bathes I mix by hand. Cleaning is not difficult.
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