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Thanks everyone for your suggestions...I'm sure this info will come in handy! I'll let you know how I do.
And since I'll be paying for this contest again later, the icy cold tp will be a nice comfort! Thanks.
We'll only be allowed milk when we get to the Blazin' sauce!!! That's kind of like taking the chicken exit on when you're getting on the rollercoasters...
Ok so my mouth may have written a check my...well, mouth can't cash.
A couple of the guys and I were sitting around at the local Buffalo Wild Wings and the obvious topic came up, how hot can you handle??? Well long story short, we are getting together this Saturday (July 5th) to do a wing...
I think Piney's on the right track. Air it out a bit and if it smells ok, you're good to go. I wouldn't even cut the grey area off, that's the aged meat itself. If you want, just make one or two small slices into the grey area to make sure it's pink underneath.
By dry aging the meat you...
Last time I did a butt and a brisket, I put the butt on top and let the fat drip down to keep the brisket moist. (more fat in the butt) Both turned out very well!
I guess I'm a bit of a yuppie, but I got a grill mit at Williams-Sonoma. Seems to work great! Very well insulated. Not recommended, but had to pick up a burning log that rolled out and didn't feel the heat inside the glove at all.
I too went through the ranks in cub scouts, weblows, boy scouts and I'm eagle scout. I spent a lot of time at that campground and have some very fond memories there. The pictures are absolutely terrifying! 3 of the 4 boys killed were from Omaha. My thoughts and prayers are with these...
Sorry, noob question comin' at ya. I was reading some older threads about smoking chicken wings and someone mentioned putting a temp probe in a potato or a block of wood? What does this do, how does it help?
You pretty much nailed it! I'll only add one thing.
I used to be nervous about my outcomes and very shy about letting other people taste my "q." Now I actually get a little bit giddy when I'm getting ready to smoke.
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I don't even brine mine. I just slather it up with mustard, hit it with some rub and wrap it until it's ready to smoke the next day. What do you use for a brine?
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