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I have some sausage I brought back from Louisiana. I am looking for a sausage and rice recipe. The one we tried didn't turn out too well. The gravy wan't very good. Looking for something not too spicy. Suggestions will be appreciated.
Finally after a couple of months. Get to cook Johnny Trigg ribs. I know now why he is called the Rib King. I had to cut some down to fit in my smoker. Hickory and Cherry today.
I bought some seasoning in bulk. 12 boltles. Has any one vacuumed the entire container for long term storage. We don't have any room in our freezer. Too much meat. What do you do for long term storage
I just finished a q class from one of the best cooks in the nation. I was surprised he didn't separate the two before cooking. Who separates and who doesn't?
Not sure but my father in law loves that stuff. I'm here in Hammond,LA at a BBQ class's. I am not a maker bit I probably still has too much moisture in it. I am curious to response. I want to make other sausage. May run into the same thing.
I only buy packers. I do burnt ends and flat. Flats are way over priced to me. You are paying for someone to trim it. The point is then ground into burger. What a shame.
I can't wait for my recent smoked cheese to be ready. My wife keeps asking. When will it be ready? I'm glad she likes it also. Not just me eating it. Do others here have to resist the temptation?
Wichita Chief. I get mine at the same Costco. Unfortunately I don't have time now. Trying to move to bigger place out in country. Only 5 weeks or so left.
Her mom loves it moist. There is a funny story when she was in grade school she said grandma your turkey was good. It was dry. Her mom had to tell her that us usually an insult- dry turkey. She just prefers it that way.
My wife and I go through this every year. She prefers her white meat dry. To me its strange. I obviously prefer moist. I told her she was the minority. So what do you all say on this forum? Dry or moist white meat on turkey.
Thank you. I read the big post you made a few years ago about smoked cheese. Most of the details I didn't know. I appreciate you taking the time back then to put together all the info.
Yeah. I wasn't sure if it would be ready for Christmas. I still may give it but ask them to wait a couple weeks at least to eat it. I have done cheese before but didn't do the cure time. I bet it makes a huge difference.
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