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I have one pretty Japanese Maple that I coddle and baby. It's currently lit with Christmas lights. :) I protected it from wind, trim it every year... I get the most amazing compliments on it, especially in the fall. It was a slender little thing when I bought my house. As far north as I am...
Yay!! The rhinogaming logo is a very neat piece of artwork. I think the guys and girls at Logo Design Team did that one. If you want it to be less recognizable (or affiliated with a casino) you might try to run it as a mirror image. But seriously, SOB: If it does not bother you, then I wouldn't...
I am sold on the zipties idea to close them off from here to forever. :) Color coded by flavor, snipped to be tiny and tight, they look pretty and professional. Also, if I pre-loop them loosely, I can do it all myself.
I am also kinda on the shorty side. If I made my grinder any taller, I...
They look gorgeous. Chaurice? Is this like Chorizo? Sounds spicy! Mmmm.. They look WONDERFUL!! Are they considered fully cooked then?
I've always thought of myself as a bit of a sausage enthusiast, but this is new to me!!
You bet! If this were a full break down for final cleaning, I'd have DEFINITELY included my hints on how to get all the icky gunk out of the backside of the grinder nut. (I have a fun trick that I have not seen anyone talk about on here!!) This was more the "mid-grind-uh-oh" post. Thank you for...
Love love LOVE it!! I am soooooo hungry now!
I want Paula Deen to be my auntie, but now I'ma hafta check this Anne out too. I love me some potatoes (has nothing to do with being Irish!!)
I find myself boosting everything with salt pork these days. Toss in, let simmer, remove. (Try not to chew...
You have a grinder. You're happily using it to grind meat for sausage, meatloaf or even meatballs. One day, you hear a noise (I'd describe it as a popping squicky sound) and maybe your grinder starts to labor a little bit.
You've hit a chunk of fat or fatty gristle, and your grinder does not...
My heat source is at the bottom. It is hotter closer to the flame. In fact, the butts I did on Sunday got as much as 20* apart at one point. :)
I can also manipulate my temperatures by playing with the dampers. WIDE OPEN at the top, nearly closed at the base is my favorite way to go!
I often do veggies on the top rack. I think of it as an order of "done temps." Things that need a higher temperature go on bottom. I use LOTS of thermometers, both in my food and in the cabinet. I don't need to worry at NEARLY as much when I have my temps.
My general stack is:
Veggies...
How about cowgirl's Apple Dumplings? If you have not seen that post, it is drool-worthy. But you'd have to drive to Indiana!!
Done and DONE! My in-laws are in Michigan City... are you far from there?
Thank you!!
Thank you!! Having warm boots to tug on and off as I keep checking and...
I did say I was going to do this, then got WAY to busy with my son's birthday party, and am now back on the road till Friday. :(
I will try to find time this weekend.
Cheers!
-Princess
I just did what Dutch said yesterday. It worked nicely.
Next time? I am going to simmer the juices down even further (to almost a demi-glace) and keep them for making stock. Too good & rich to not spread around further.
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