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My wife's friends always rave about all the things that I make so I thought I'd have a couple over and have them help make some brats. We made more than 60 lbs. of them. Some Al Pastor with pineapple, garlic basil and jalapeño cheddar. Not a bad day but 5 hours is a long time. My wife took some...
These are in just tap water from the sink. But I just saw boneless park shoulder is 1.29 lb. at cash n carry so I'll buy another 2 pack today and make some more tonight.
I bought a pack of pre tubed casings and let them soak for the 24 hours that they recommend. I soaked way to many though and was wondering how long they will last staying soaked in the water. Will they stay good till the weekend or is it going to be a late night tonight grinding and stuffing.
Welcome !!! I too live in this glorious state. You will learn a lot from this site and don't forget to post those pics of all the beautiful bbq-ing you'll be doing.
This is the guy I got it from. He was at 2$ a lb. for whole fish the last time I checked.
I caned up about 30 qts. There is nothing like home canned tuna.
I was able to buy 4 fish totaling 96 lbs. for $1.75 a lb. I actually used a store bought brine that was for trout. It had powdered honey in it and I liked the idea of just a touch of extra sweetness from the honey to bring out the great flavor of the tuna. It worked out perfect. I used peach...
Here's about 25lbs of fresh albacore tuna fresh out of the brine.
Here it is all smoked up. I used a light flavor brine so the tuna is the main star. It is delicious.
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