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sounds like a Sweet deal, indeed! Welcome! Looking forward to hearing more from you, and don't forget the q-view! I love my cookshack. Good luck with it!
NIICE!!! Thanks for sharing the herb paste trick, sounds great! and I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who lets a few stems get into the mix. Looks super tasty!
Welcome WW! I like your priorities - get the meat on and get the cocktails in! You've got plenty of fellow females here on the forum, so Cheers! There was a shrimp thread not long ago that had quite a bit of info. Mostly, they cook FAST. I peel the smaller ones (up to like 30/lb) and use a...
Glad to have you out of the lurking stage! What sort of gear do you have? What have you been smoking or what do you want to try? Looking forward to hearing of your successes and seeing some q-view! Cheers!
Welcome! You'll find all the information you could wish for here, along with lots of help if you have any questions. And there really are no dumb questions here. Get ready to smoke your first fattie, and to get your friends used to waiting to eat until you've gotten the money shot for the...
That's going to be great! What a pretty piece o' fish! It's hard to screw up salmon, but I can see being a little watchful of a Copper River fillet. When's dinner? I'll bring wine....
well. Today was supposed to be the "best" day of the weekend. We had heavy overcast, breezy and 59 degree high for our picnic. But that's life in the NW! Cheers! Hope your beer stays cold!
What a GREAT post, Dave! Thanks for taking the time to try this out. I've never gotten what the extra red color is supposed to be for. I think I may try that mix anyway. This is a Cantonese char siu marinade that I have used a lot. I would get either a tenderloin or loin chops, and was doing...
I just made one similar to Scar's, but used 1/4 cup seasoned rice vinegar instead of white, and added the zest and juice of a small lime, half a clove minced garlic, and added about 1 heaping tsp horseradish sauce (not straight horseradish!), also some chachere's and old bay. Added a julienned...
I find them to be great marinade options. Check out your local Mexican/Latina markets - they're great places to shop for spices and herbs, and if they have a meat dept. oh boy! The best carne asada meat, fresh cooked chicharrones (which are great chopped fine and added to whatever for a bit of...
Looks Awesome! I really like that Nola site. I almost made that same recipe to take to a party today, to add my own sick little twist, I spatter / drizzle (Jackson Pollock - style) melted semi or bittersweet chocolate using a fork. Cheers! with bacon!!
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