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YAY for you!! looks beautiful, especially that juicy sammie! When it come to falling off the bone tender, the time it takes varies. It's done when it's done, but foiling and resting for a few hours can really make a difference in how it pulls. Patience and plenty of beer, Cheers!
So sorry to hear of the turn of events, after such a good rally. Every time I get to see "It's all good, my friend" on the forum, it feels like a smokey, bbq hug and pat on the back
I got one on sale from Thermoworks a while back, I wouldn't be without it now! It's absolutely the best for tempering chocolate, I check my grill and smoker temps, my kids foreheads, the dog, my drink...It's one of the funnest toys ever!! I just keep finding more things to do with it. Bear...
I LOVE the drybag system (which I was lucky enough to win). http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forum/thread/104369/time-to-try-out-my-new-dry-bag-system-the-conclusion I've been using boneless ribeye from Costco, so far. I've got my fourth slab o' ribeye going on it's 2nd week in the spare...
If I have time, for a "dinner salmon" I really like what brining adds, but it depends on the fish and what else I'm having and who I'm feeding. We're spoiled up here in the NW by such an abundance of good salmon that it's one of my quick, dirty, what the heck is for dinner? go-to's. I would...
Thanks for sharing this! Looks SO good! It's going on the short list - carne asada party coming up next month. It'll have the lime in it, might even throw in a shot of tequila... Cheers!
YUM!! Nothing "poverty" about those!! I did up some "baby football" sized meatloaves last week, but yours are way prettier! Save me one for a sammie? please?
Since you don't need to make it until an hour or some before you use it (depending on how soft/crunchy you want your cabbage) I've mixed up my vinegar and spices in a jar and you're good to go. No need to worry about putting it in a cooler. Cabbage heads, carrots, onions, whole peppers, and peas...
Your rub sounds great! I make a lot of my rubs by opening the cupboard and seeing what falls out. You're off to a terrific looking start! I have never worried about the membrane, on the baby backs I get it's either gone already or not an issue, and on spares, my brother and I like the snap of...
You're quite the catch, Craig!! Sharing food with family and friends is just the best, isn't it?? Awesome looking dinner! You're lucky I don't live nearby.... Cheers!
GREAT for you, Momma and Elliott!!! I can't get my kids to play in the kitchen for anything! Looks like there's going to be a kitchen full of teenagers at your house for the next few years!
AWESOME JOB, Elliott
I'll PM you some of mine. The thing is, vinegar is super flexible. You can change up the veg, herbs, type of vinegar every which way. Citrus juices can add fun "flavor profiles" (heehee foodtv jargon!). The slaw I made for my party this weekend used both vinegar and mayo. Used about twice as...
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