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Sawhorse love the fried zukes too. What I do when drying is first pat dry put on a rack, lightly salt and refrigerate and hour or two, pull and really press them between two paper towels to remove as much water as possible, batter up fry. The water in them is what tends to let the batter flke...
When I opened this site this morning, I almost went into shock. The change will sure take some adjustment for this old gizzer. Will have to learn some new procedures. Might be fun, might be a few hair pulling times, but I didn't make it this far because I gave up...so onward me fellow forum...
This being a shoulder roast wanted temp higher..planned on pulling it at 161 but got side tracked...bad me...still flavor was supper and it wasn't that dry.
Did up a pork roast the other day for dinner.
At 375 for 5 hours or so until temp reached 162. Should have left uncovered because the sucker went to 166 while resting. A liittle over done as far as I an concerned.
Caught the dripping and they went into gravy.
Season for roast. Garlic 5 cloves...
I love a good salisbury also....usually use tenderized round steak though for mine. Last time I made though cheated a little and used liptons beef onion soup mix...still pow.
Ice water bath...hmmm...well I prefer air drying while cooling meat.
We used to hang ours about 2 weeks. Because of weather we would hang at sunset until sunrise, take them down and wrap in sleeping bags place on floor coolest room in house ...repeat. Some time though the 2 week goal was not met...
Though this not a smoked thing, it is a interesting pepper. The peppers grow up right vs down as other peppers. Now my plant has taken a beating from the cold weather and leaves are now more yellow, they used to be a bright green.
Off this one plant got around 30 peppers. They are bright red...
Well humanely is good but then not all shots may be accurate enough for the one shot...but usually solved with a quick follow up....shish rules for getting rid of them...figure its more of a case of not wanting to pay bounty, and well if you make that bad shot you will dispose of it discretely...
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