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You can do either, but it’s best to mix for each piece. Best way is to leave them whole mix and apply cure then cut into pieces. It all works though. Just more consistent piece by piece.
I bit the bullet on a 10lb’er that was on sale from 19.99lb to 10.99lb. I guess the mark up on meat is like clothing 50-100%. It’s disgusting but in the end it is what it is and we will feast on roast beast for Christmas regardless.
That was wild, but it was the correct call, ball was throw “backwards” deflected and rolled into end zone, technically a fumbled ball at that point, the ball laying in the end zone was “live” and the hawks walked over and picked it up, walla a 2 point conversion.
Hawks won it in OT with a TD which put them 1 point behind. Kick extra point for tie or go for 2 a win. They went for 2, got it and game over. It was NUTS!
Any brine is scalable period. I’ve ran the math and posted a thread on the concentration of Pop’s brine for user information. I’ll post the link. I’ve also personally ran the math on the same brine with all ingredients in half, concentrations are all exactly the same.
For some reason I can’t...
With mine it’s not unusual to see condensation on the bottom part of the glass door, seems normal. One other thing, because the heat and air comes from the back of the chamber, don’t forget to pull the trays about half way or more through the time and rotate 180* The back end dries faster than...
I have absolutely no dog in this fight on Monday night football, that said I’m watching with my oldest son. I picked Miami and he has the Steelers.
Where are you guys on this game?
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