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I have done whole beef tenderloin both ways, and generally like the high heat method because the meat flavor is pretty subtle and easily lost to overwhelming flavors from too much smoke or strong spices. The neat thing is when its cut the inside is exposed but its a steak cut. Tender is almost a...
Is linseed oil (not boiled) useful for butcher block? I know it as the antique furniture oil finish from the past, and I dont know if it could be used. I have never used it in the kitchen and am unaware of its potential drawbacks, if any, like a long term darkening. Without boiling it I...
oil is a finish, and it helps prevent organic materials from saturating and then rotting inside the small cracks, crevices of the wood. I would suggest mineral oil, and not an oil with the ability to go rancid.
Is that like one of those energy efficient fireplaces where the flue goes up but then splits left and right and curls back down and then up like a trophy rams horns would curl around? Neat idea if so. I see most of them with center inlet and a baffle plate. The more mass you have though, the...
I grilled steak I started marinating yesterday. Teriyaki and aged worcestershire. The Teriyaki got the charcoal grill not shown. It is amazingly difficult to grill pinapple on a medium temp grill. I let them go a while, and toward the end raised the temp while moistenening them to help...
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