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So yesterday I smoked a chunk of corn beef. I'm learning something everyday about something. Yesterday and today it was about Corn Beef/Brisket/Pastrami.
I grabbed a couple of corn beef packs from the local store after st patty's day for the cheap meat. Did one the crock pot way and saved...
So I did my first salmon fillets tonight. Turned out great. Hey the Wife said so anyway and that's what counts the most. Looked good too but I can't attach photos to the forum.
Ron
Only way I really like beef ribs is like this:
Get a full bone in standing rib roast and have the butcher (or do it your self) cut the bones loose from the roast.
Keep the bones together with the roast when you cook it. I set the rib bones under the roast, season the roast, and slow roast...
In Salem just off of Cherry is a United Grocery cash and carry store. They have excellent quality meats at wholesale prices. I mean wholesale too. Prices will beat out winco or costco. There is probably one in the portland area too!
Ron
Soups or such is more to the point of my question but I guess I didn't ask right from the begining.
Got any good recipes for soups for the left over juices?
Ron
Looks good, Making me hungry. I like foiling the final product. My last Brisket went over temp to about 208 but it was still great. It ended up being a fall apart brisket super tender and still moist thanks to the foil time.
Ron
So I think I've got a pretty good idea about what a fatty is but could someone please give a detailed explanation of what a fatty is?
And, Is there a fatty tutorial or is the forum pretty much that through a simple collection of ideas?
Thanks
Ron
Not sure where I found this but I thought it was worthy os sharing here;
Beef: Tarragon Rosemary Dill Weed Thyme Bay Leaf
Basil Oregano Marjoram Garlic
Poultry: Tarragon Parsley Sage Thyme Rosemary
Caraway Oregano Basil Paprika Bay Leaf
Pork: Rosemary Cumin Seed Caraway Parsley
Mustard Fennel...
So I found this "California Olive Ranch" EVOO (http://www.californiaoliveranch.com/). Bottle says "We cold press our award winning 100% California grown olives within hours of picking for a fresher taste. (more)... Just $6.34 at wallies.
So the verdict is...
My old bottle of wallies GV...
I just saw something on the food channel - Dinners,Drive ins, and Dives, I think where a BBQ place used cocoa in the rub. Comment on the show was it gives a sweet yet bitter addition to the finished taste.
Ron