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Definitely my PP has always been a people pleaser, perhaps I'm just getting bored with it
Like the idea of trying different finishing sauces.
I do use the AMNPS. Hickory has been my go to lately. Have not formed a pellicle (I do that for fish) or injected one yet. I usually season night...
Good input. I've done 2 butts before with no issues.... never tried 4... if I go that route I'll pay close attention....
Would love to do the PIG but we just moved and still sorting things out. Would rather not go the rental route for a spit or large smoker right now.
Could always just fire...
Definitely have the sides covered, my job is just the main entree.
Thought about Ribs... Just dont think I have the room in my MES 30 to get enuff done. Probably could squeeze in 8 slabs, but doubt much more....
Yah, probably time to upgrade, but that's another topic all in itself.
Having a big (to us) party and will need to be feeding lots of mouths. Want to do something easy (low and slow).
Currently planning on doing 4 large Pork Butts which always turn out well and please.
I've done Pork Butts for this people in this group several times in the past though.
Also have...
I use a very similar recipe. Dont add the cure though, as it doesn't last long. I like throwing a few TBSP of cayenne in the mix for some zing as well...
Also could dust on top prior to drying.
May just have to make a batch!
Thanks! Yep, the inside was a bit soft but still tasted great. I just let it ride in the garage fridge and do not control humidity or temp.
Looking forward to getting my slicer for paper thin cuts!
Hmmm kept it below 170F... maybe there were spikes in temp? MES 30 fluctuates temps sometimes....wasnt independently monitoring temperature to confirm either way.
I suppose it could have been excess moisture accumulating in the pan and not fat? Didnt really study the liquid, just pitched it...
I was playing on doing a seasoning / cure recipe from scratch for my first attempt, but happy I stumbled on a premade kit with instructions to follow... something to build on in the future. The seasonings in the kit were plenty flavorful and I did not add extra. Look forward to tinkering more...
Ok being this is my first time dabbling in Charcuterie, I'm a bit nervous although I'm confident I followed the directions to the T.
In the last photo, you can see a different shade if pink in the center if the tenderloin (not a consistent color all the way thru).
That's the only bit that has...
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