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They're closed .
A bunch of great places and pizza . No Imo's or Cecil's . LOL .
We go here a lot . North county and St. Charles area .
https://pirronespizzeriastpeters.com/
A year in waxed butcher paper , no vac pack is a long time in the freezer . Especially for pork .
Old pork fat is not a good thing , and you might not be able to tell at first , but once out of the paper the clock starts ticking .
I'm talking old pork fat , not bad . The taste will be off ...
I mean the file on my laptop . Can't open any of my saved recipes . " Your free trial is over "
I was just looking at the one you made and posted . Just told my Daughter to make one for Christmas eve .
Easy way for me ,,,
Post 17 in this thread is the Butterfinger pie . I can't get my file to open .
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/whole-turkey-on-the-26-kettle.303343/
Cheesecake link is in there too .
Son did the cheese cake , Daughter did the butterfinger pie . Both insanely great .
The cheesecake is on the Baileys website . Uses the Irish cream , but he subbed the apple pie .
The butterfinger is out there too , but I have it written down somewhere if you want , and can't find it .
It's really good , as is the Baileys cheesecake .
I like the looks of that pecan pie you posted . A good pecan pie , made right is hard to beat .
I could do the smoke on that one , because of the nuts .
No smoke on my desserts .
Nothing wrong with a classic cherry pie ,
Or a caramel apple with walnuts ,
Over the top ,,,
Baileys apple pie cheesecake ,
and for the win ,,,
Butterfinger pie .
Nice . Now depending on what you're going to do , you'll need a base that spans the mortise you want to do . I made one out of 3/4 " particle board . You'll need that thickness to catch the bearing . I'm using double stick tape to hold it in place .
Boy , I like that Juice groove bit . I'm...
Same here . Shapleigh was a hardware staple for years in St. Louis . You probably know that .
A lot of people collect anything from Shapleigh . I have an old racing bicycle that was my Uncles . Has a Shapleigh head badge on it , and this grain mill . The one on the right is a Griswold meat...
I was thinking that as I was posting the first time .
You're still fine in my opinion . Inside is sterile . You could always pull it out a couple days before and season it up if you think it needs it .
Enjoy .
They were known for the fried chicken . Good pizza too . I don't remember that shop . It was always late when I was over there .
Yup , bet we know some of the same folks .
Charles has you covered . Just make sure your fridge temp is 36 to 40 degrees .
Here's a tag on one I bought a couple years ago .
You can see by the pack date and sell buy date , there's plenty of time if in the original packing .
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