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I received a gift of some meat from a new packing plant located just outside Billings MT, called Marbled Meats. I've never cooked Flat Iron steak before. It looks very well marbled. How would you cook it? Is it a tender cut that should be served medium rare? I really like the taste of beef...
I have the same slicer not a fan, as others have said keep flipping the meat. It helps but is not 100% cure. That Vevor looks interesting. I have a vevor stuffer with no complaints.
I have the RT 1250 it seems to run flawlessly. They had a 12 months same as cash with Afirm that I took advantage of. The only thing I don't care for is no ash clean-out.
I pack raw no liquid pack the meat fairly tight. Most suggest leaving a 1 inch gap from the top of the meat to top rim of of the jar. I put in a about 1/4 tsp of Jonny's all purpose seasoning. Process for 75 minutes. There is lots of videos on YouTube.
Had a prime brisket in the freezer with no plans to for a future smoke, so I decided to can it. I like home canned beef and its great way to have roast beef and taters after work. I just trimmed it up and cut into chunks. put it in Qt jars with a little Johnny Seasoning and processed in the...
I've wrapped with both, but prefer butcher paper. When cooking 9 racks is no time to try something new. I do a 3-2-1 for more smoke + at least a 30 minute rest.
All of the above they take marinade well also. You could try some different ones, I like them with a classic BBQ flavor and a Hawaiian style pineapple.
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