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Ok I just sliced and test fried a piece and didn't taste salty at all. It did taste a little hammy not like store bacon and it didn't get crisp. Now it was sliced as thin as I could with a butcher knife but still a little thick. But the hammy taste is what is throwing me off. Maybe I don't know...
What about the cure #1 it's my understanding that you need a brine calculator to figure out how much PPM or is that ok just to divide also for the amount of meat to salt ratio?
So I followed the recipe but my question is how do I know when it's done? It's been in solutions for 7 days. Also it floats so I weighed it down with water in a ziplock bag.
So much conflict with doing bacon makes me afraid to try it cause I might kill my family doing it. But I guess no here has died so I'm going to just do it
I was doing a sous vide brisket over the last 30 hours this morning when I woke up I realized that the bag had apparently gotten a small hole in it. I don't know if the meat is ruined. Anybody have any suggestions
After cooking a chuck roast sous vide the bag has a lot of juice in it. My question is is this juice the same as beef stock or can it be used as stock?
I am in Phoenix AZ and need to know where I can purchase this tank.
96284 5 Lb Liquid Propane Tank W/ Quick Disconnect
Part Number: 96284
Availability: Discontinued
So I need help in getting chicken done with bite through skin cause I really don't like crispy skin on BBQ chicken. Whats the secrec to perfect bite through skin?
Mix up 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 TBSP paprika 3 tsp black pepper you can use more black pepper if desired.
After the cure, it is time to smoke. Before smoking, rinse the surface really well since there will be a heavier concentration of salt on there. Smoke at 325°F until it is 145°F in the deepest...
So I saw a Weber Performer for sale for 40 bucks. I couldn't help myself and bought it. Now I need advice on how to cook on it. I have a RecTec pellet smoke a gas grill and a COS. I'm hoping that I can replace the COS with the Weber cause It's more portable and I can take it camping etc. I was...
I am looking at starting a catering service. I will be serving only 4 meats 1. Pulled Pork 2. Pork Ribs 3. Brisket 4. Chicken
I want to keep it simple and easy to reproduce. My question is what sides for each dish? My goal is to have a simple small menu and do it good so I only want 2 sides for...
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