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He has a ton of information on his website as well. Www.amazingribs.com
I'd suggest your first two recipes be rubs, Memphis dust and big bad beef rub
I'd suggest your first two recipes be rubs, Memphis dust and big bad beef rub
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That memphis dust recipe is virtually identical to what I've been using. The only difference is him adding white sugar.
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Does the United States have a canonization process? Cos we should do that for Meathead.
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Someone posted a simple recipe in a keto group I am in. Slice hot sausage long ways and stuff with a string cheese stick. Cover with marinara. Holy santa Claus crap, it's amazing.
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I had an Italian sausage, peppers and onion sandwich for dinner at a local fair tonight, along with deep fried Oreos and deep fried nutter butter. Tomorrow will be an all healthy meals day.
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How are you having fairs?
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It’s basically a food truck fair at a local mall. They do it a few times per year.How are you having fairs?
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Sounds like a fairly good time.
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Trader Joe's frozen stuffed gnocci are pretty baller. We had them last night mixed in with some sun dried tomato chicken sausage, kale, onion, and a bit of red sauce. Top it with some grated parm and bam... a delicious dinner.
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I fell down a George Motz rabbit hole and now all I want to do is make and eat burgers all day long.
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Anyone have a good recommendation for a wireless or app enabled meat thermometer for smoking meat?
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It’s a Jack Stack night:
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He is so delightfully goofy. That is a wonderful rabbit hole to find yourself in.I fell down a George Motz rabbit hole and now all I want to do is make and eat burgers all day long.
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He’s the best. So enjoyable and entertaining while overflowing with knowledge. Dude loves burgers and turned it into a career. I’m extremely jealous.He is so delightfully goofy. That is a wonderful rabbit hole to find yourself in.I fell down a George Motz rabbit hole and now all I want to do is make and eat burgers all day long.
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Am here to testify as to the awesomeness of @count2infinity 's pizza crust recipe. Next time will ferment the full 72 hours - only did about 30 or so on the first try. Was absolutely delicious and the perfect texture.
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HEYYYYYYYY... that's a nice lookin pie. Good work!
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Having a go at stuffed crust pizza tonight... should be fun.
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Every so often we encounter an issue where we'll grill up some boneless skinless chicken breast (come at me bro, some times that's what works best for us...) and we find one breast out the batch that is just super tough and stringy. It's made the exact same way as the rest of them, but it's like chewing on a rubber band. As I was throwing some chicken into italian dressing and into the refrigerator at lunch to cook this evening, I found one to already be pretty tough to the touch compared to the others.
Looked it up... apparently this is a known thing called "woody breast" chicken (giggity...). Ne one quite knows how it happens or where it comes from. I'll cook that one up anyways and just see how it goes, but I don't have a lot of hope for it. I'm gonna start feelin the boobies at the store before I buy to check for this in the future.
Looked it up... apparently this is a known thing called "woody breast" chicken (giggity...). Ne one quite knows how it happens or where it comes from. I'll cook that one up anyways and just see how it goes, but I don't have a lot of hope for it. I'm gonna start feelin the boobies at the store before I buy to check for this in the future.
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Is this considered bad now? I can't recall the last time I had skin on chicken breast. Thighs and drumsticks? Skin on, 100% of the time. But breasts? Nah.Source of the post grill up some boneless skinless chicken breast (come at me bro
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Some dumb dumbs throw a hissy over boneless skinless chicken breasts... Now, don't get me wrong. I prefer thighs. But sometimes, a chicken breast is better and my wife prefers them.
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We switch it up every time we have chicken. Tonight is boneless, skinless breasts. Next time will definitely be drumsticks. Speaking of, I have a set of Craft Spices, and this is my go-to for chicken 100% of the time now:
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Every time I get drums I feel like they're half meat half tendons.
I like breast tenderloins in the air fryer.
I like breast tenderloins in the air fryer.
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This just happened again to the missus and I. Going to send this her way.Every so often we encounter an issue where we'll grill up some boneless skinless chicken breast (come at me bro, some times that's what works best for us...) and we find one breast out the batch that is just super tough and stringy. It's made the exact same way as the rest of them, but it's like chewing on a rubber band. As I was throwing some chicken into italian dressing and into the refrigerator at lunch to cook this evening, I found one to already be pretty tough to the touch compared to the others.
Looked it up... apparently this is a known thing called "woody breast" chicken (giggity...). Ne one quite knows how it happens or where it comes from. I'll cook that one up anyways and just see how it goes, but I don't have a lot of hope for it. I'm gonna start feelin the boobies at the store before I buy to check for this in the future.
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Huh... very interesting. That **** drives me crazy.. such a waste when it happens too.Every so often we encounter an issue where we'll grill up some boneless skinless chicken breast (come at me bro, some times that's what works best for us...) and we find one breast out the batch that is just super tough and stringy. It's made the exact same way as the rest of them, but it's like chewing on a rubber band. As I was throwing some chicken into italian dressing and into the refrigerator at lunch to cook this evening, I found one to already be pretty tough to the touch compared to the others.
Looked it up... apparently this is a known thing called "woody breast" chicken (giggity...). Ne one quite knows how it happens or where it comes from. I'll cook that one up anyways and just see how it goes, but I don't have a lot of hope for it. I'm gonna start feelin the boobies at the store before I buy to check for this in the future.
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Made a big batch (some to freeze) of what I call "supreme pizza" spaghetti sauce. It's San Marzano tomatoes with sausage, pepperoni, onions, bell pepper, black olives, and anchovies. The tomatoes were low salt, and I don't add any extra salt, so the anchovies are basically the salt for the recipe and completely break down by the end of simmering so that you don't even really notice they're in there. It's a chunky sauce, so I like to serve it with a smaller pasta like orecchiette or fusilli so you can use a spoon.