- Sep 15, 2012
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Well, I went to the local grocers the other day and picked the wife up 7 beef hearts(she loves heart meat). Average price of the hearts - about $4.00 each. So I really couldn't complain. Sure beats the $17,00 price tag of a good t-bone or porterhouse. Anyway, to make room for the hearts I had to defrost something. That's when I spied a corned beef flat and a small ham sitting in the bottom of the freezer. Well, I told myself that would make for some good eats and I decided to thaw them out and toss them on the kettle.
After a 15 hour desalinating period I tossed the corned beef on the 26" using the SnS and a few chunks of hickory.
Then after a couple of hours I skin the ham and toss her into the sauna:
See I told you it was a tiny ham. Anywho it's all smoked, wrapped up and put away in the fridge for a use later on in the week.
After a few more hours the beef has transformed and is ready to be sliced. This slicer has been in the family since the late 60s early 70s. It's simple to use, hasn't failed, and can be broken down for easy clean up. Oh ya it can also be stored in a normal kitchen cabinet.
All sliced up:
...and after 9 hours. Here's supper: The grilled Reuben. Two slices of Cabot Swiss, Sour kraut, and Russian dressing. All grilled on Rye bread
Ooops I forgot the local sweet corn. Picked that morning from the farm down the road.
Thanks for looking.
Chris
After a 15 hour desalinating period I tossed the corned beef on the 26" using the SnS and a few chunks of hickory.
Then after a couple of hours I skin the ham and toss her into the sauna:
See I told you it was a tiny ham. Anywho it's all smoked, wrapped up and put away in the fridge for a use later on in the week.
After a few more hours the beef has transformed and is ready to be sliced. This slicer has been in the family since the late 60s early 70s. It's simple to use, hasn't failed, and can be broken down for easy clean up. Oh ya it can also be stored in a normal kitchen cabinet.
All sliced up:
...and after 9 hours. Here's supper: The grilled Reuben. Two slices of Cabot Swiss, Sour kraut, and Russian dressing. All grilled on Rye bread
Ooops I forgot the local sweet corn. Picked that morning from the farm down the road.
Thanks for looking.
Chris