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Cryovac packaging will keep in the fridge for several weeks, no problem. Ask them what the packing date was, but regardless, you will be fine. It may have that funky cryovac smell when you first open it, but that will go away fairly quickly. A lot of times that's how beef is wet aged.
I am wanting an expandable over the sink colander.
Something like this maybe
Prefer stainless steel, I think, and probably a perforated basket as opposed to mesh. I'd like a capacity of 5-6 quarts or more and it needs to fit across a sink that is 19" wide. I have looked at them online and...
My thought is no. At least not within a reasonable driving distance of all the things we feel we need to be close to such as drug store, hospital, Walmart or grocery store, bank, gas station, etc. It's easy to say "I could live a long ways from those things" until you do and then the 1 hour...
The catamaran on the left is a one-off custom build.
https://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/boats/building-buffetts-boat
It is a 42' Freeman cat built by Billy Freeman with a Merritt Boatworks pilothouse designed and built by Roy Merritt. Both of these guys and their boatworks are VERY well known...
While searching for a particular recipe, I came across a couple of old posts that I thought were funny.
This 1st one was by vulcan75001 on July 28, 2007
This 2nd one was by meat-man on June 21, 2008
No help on the seasoning, but that's a big pineywoods rooter, as we call them, and a lot of sausage. No offense to @pineywoods, but there's an area here that's locally called pineywoods that has a lot of hogs and hog hunting. How much did he weigh and where were you hunting? My biggest was 350...
We did the exact same thing!! Took our children to many games at the old Atlanta Fulton County Stadium. We've been to Turner Field quite a few times, too. Haven't made it to Truist Park yet.
As noted above, 130℉-150℉ is not cooked enough. Yes, it is edible, but won't be tender. Brisket should be cooked until probe tender which usually occurs around or above 200℉. During the smoking process, the temps will stall somewhere around 170℉ and make you wonder if it's finished or not, but...
Every year when corn is first picked, I blanch and freeze 12-14 dozen ears. I usually vacuum seal and freeze 6 dozen on the cob. The rest is cut off, vacuum sealed in 1 lb. packs, and frozen.
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