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I bought and read it several months ago. I've cooked against Myron and went to his cooking school many years ago. I like him and the book is pure Myron.
I do nothing to good steak like strip, rib-eye, etc. But, since I usually wind up with bottom round I break out he Jaccard. I'd just like to point out that steak, since it's sliced, has already had the integrity of the fibers violated!! I have never noticed the tenderized steaks dripping juice...
Price will vary regionally and even within markets. Around here I can get whole packers at WalMart Supercenter, GFS, and some Sam's, bu my regular Sam's only carries flats due to demand. Once in a long while they have small 10-12# packers. The flats are 7-9# and of good quality so for home use...
Interesting question. I usually deal with poultry by "the piece" whether bone-in or boneless. With all the bones out and fat rendered I wouldn't second guess the 2/3 loss or "shrinkage".
First off, apologies for NO Q-View. I didn't even think about it since I grill so much.
Anyway, I made up "Remy's" Ratatouille (from the movie) using a Pampered chef round clay baking dish. Pureed fresh tomatoes, added sliced garlic, chopped onions, a bit of olive oil and then using my mandolin...
Congratulations. I'm not surprised the response was great. Of course I was hoping it would be lower so my chances would increase!! Guess I'll have to get one the old fashioned way and order it!!
My MES 40 has the "built in" thermometer and I use it. Would it be worth $20? Not to me, but I've got a box of thermometers, 10 years experience, and my Thermapen! I like the convenience but that would not be a deal breaker or deciding factor. When it finally goes I'm not going to sweat getting...
Actually, the smoke ring is pretty much ignored (really and truly - I've judged in FBA and KCBS and most judges will admire a nice ring but don't pay much attention) and the guys and gals that really compete don't worry about "false positives" with smoke ring. Temperature, humidity, type of...
Part of the competition brisket challenge is having it actually slice without shredding and still be super tender but not fall apart! Classic brisket box is slices about the width of a wooden #2 pencil.
It is a challenge. Chopped or shredded tastes fine and I won't get into the meat vs. sauce...
OK, as promised, here's the recipe from "Charcuterie" by Michael Ruhlman & Brian Polcyn:
The recipe for Tasso ham is on pages 86-88. The recipe for the basic dry cure is on pages 39-40. This makes quite a bit so I've got enough for at least one more pretty decent batch of tasso.
I prepared the...
I understand. I love the kitchen - I left when I was about to stuff an associate manager into the steamer for insulting my food one Sunday morning. He'd sat on his duff all morning and decided "all" my food was bad. My cook and baker were really worried and the dip-stick left the kitchen in a...
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