Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
Just woke up..well the giant fluff monster that is my dog woke me up. They're darn close to done; just a few spots tough, most is on the verge of being perfectly tender to my liking.
Meat probes read in the 189 to 195f range. Probs coulda slept in another hour and been fine!
Every time I try to do chuckies it never seems to go according to plan...never getting tender or hitting 210f IT yadda yadda..so I decided I'll run it overnight.
With my inkbird set up I got the phone app set to go off at 210f IT if that should some how be hit overnight. For once I am hoping to...
I notice a bit; more in burn rates then necessarily in flavour.
Though...my friend says he can tell when I ran pure apple vs blends when it came to cheese. The cheese got 'sharper' with the blended vs pure apple. I am inclined to agree.
As far as I understand <As I don't want to just go and ask> but she had one kidney removed already due to the cancer. The second one has it now as well.
Thanks every one for your support!
Thanks every one;
She told me that next week they do another test and then tell her when they plan to do the transplants!
Your thoughts and prayers mean alot to her!
I and another friend actually plan to do just that when she gets the transplant. We're cordinating with her husband on that. <We don't want her to stress out about company and trying to make things presentable you know?!?>
And thank you every one for the thoughts and prayers!
My friend has been battling cancer for roughly half a decade now, and she was due for a kidney transplant, her 4th organ to be removed due to cancer..but due to chemo etc, her heart is to weak and she was deemed a flight ask, she couldn't fly to NYC and has to have the procedures done locally in...
Nope; just the curing salt and sugar. Nothing else. Once you get the hang of it, then it's time to experiment.
Also from my own observations, maple syrup for bacon is almost always wasted, it just makes the meat sticky..doesn't add much flavour sadly.
You can use the warm setting on a crockpot; or sous vide it the day of to be honest.
Look up some finishing sauces for ideas of liquid to add <or just a bit of apple juice>
I gave up on plans when it came to smoking, I just do things in advance of dead lines...<After a few family meals were planned but the BBQ didn't agree with the plan!>
I do suggest pulling when the IT is 205f though.
For a jerky gun; Fleet Farm has a pretty basic one that holds about a pound of meat in the chamber for all of 20 bucks when I picked it up Walt.
For a stuffer:
https://tinyurl.com/y4puy4z7
For a grinder:
https://tinyurl.com/y647y84r
These are what I got.
I can snag you a jerky gun from...
That sounds about right for the protein;
As for how long..I would suggest you cook the pulled pork a day in advance and reheat in a nesco or similiar the day of.
And Vol; the part of MI Scott lives in is BEAUTIFUL in September. Last year it was 50's and 60's, no darn mosquitos about! He's a got a nice yard and wonderful pups.
I'll be there Scott! :)
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.