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Since we had 17 people from 4 different states at the PA house for a few days, we started with some italian.
Tray of meatballs from home ground pork, beef and veal.
Then made the fresh gravy (OK sauce) from the San Marzano tomatoes with fresh basil, parsley and sausage.
For the main event...
So what knife would you suggest to carve a turkey? We usually use an electric, but tried a granton knife and a relative tried a chef's knife that did not work out too good. So what do you use?
hmmm, I inherited my dad's vintage 70-80's under/over weatherby 12 ga that we used to shoot trap and skeet in the 80's. I think it was considered a pretty nice rifle?
17 people coming to the PA house. Have 4 feet of her0 (Grinder, Hoagie, wedge sub) starting Tomorrow. Then bought some fresh made ravioli and we are making a giant pot of sauce (OK, gravy) with meatballs and sausage. 2 Turkeys, both will be brined with some cure, one goes in the oven and...
yeah she sucks....only thing worse is the incoming NYC mayor! Thankfully I am not in NYC. I love natural gas cooking that I have here in NY. The propane cooking I have in the PA house is horrible, slow, slow, slow. I will go induction on my next house down south.
I am lazy, ordered the Spice Island brine mix. Will add cure, rubbed sage, peppercorns and lingonberries to it. Inject and soak for 24-48 hours in the fridge. Then goes for a spin on the kettle.
That is what I am thinking, Xmas and Easter is the time. at $5.99/lb I would buy a ton and make some great burgers...lol I am holding out a little hope as the turkey pricing I have seen is the lowest in years...$.29/lb at one store here with a $15 purchase.
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