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I am in the process of building my first plywood smokehouse. (pics to come) I was wondering how are these seasoned. Do you still spray the walls with nonstick spray???????
It says good for patching fireplaces and wood stoves so I would say yes seeing as most wood stoves are metal. I have used this product before and after it has cured properly (about 72hrs) it no longer gives off any fumes. Unless you choose to take your temps up to 2000 degrees (not a smoker...
My kids bought me this book 2 years ago. I love it filled with great recipes but I agree with Mark I know how to smoke. My food is ready when my temp is right.
I have been using the same wonderful cast iron pan for going on 20 years was a gift from my folks (a get out gift) lol. I never use any kind of soap just straight up hot water and a good scrub but after all these years that is easy it is more non stick then my teflon pans. I am curious how do...
You will be amazed wit beef ribs they are sssssssooooooooooooooooooooo good cook the same as pork. I have never foiled mine. Low and slow you will love em
For the full size table top they are $400 it is 20"x36" and the smaller ones range between $40 and $300 depending on size and material used all board are custom wil build what you want.
If I can gain enough intrest I would love to make one of these for you. The ones pictured are Rock maple bordered with Walnut.
Just putting oil on
Soaking in the goodness
If you're intrested PM me
Each burger uses approx. 1/3 of a pound of meat depending on if you choose to stuff it or not.
And yes it is one big burger my wife has only ever finished one LOL. I also have some PVC cut to 3/4",1/2" and 3/8" thickness for the smaller mouthed people lol
Well I decided to do a pork burger stuffed with saute'd mushroom and onion. I started with a nice pork shoulder steak.
I ground 4 large mushrooms and a 1/4 of an onion plus 1 tbls of chopped garlic as I was grinding the meat.
Then sliced some onion, mushroom and jalepeno for the guts of the...
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