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yup,,,don't have a recipe...I just take dill pickles, make a brine out of vinegar, sugar, and pickling spice to taste, place in frig for at least a week(if you can keep your hands off em)
I sliced up about 4.25 pounds of beef yesterday. Then I measured out 4.25 tblsp of TenderQuick to ad to a brine. The brine consists of mostly my BBQ sauce(ketchup based,sweet sauce), a small amount of teriaky sauce, and some worchestire sauce and water. Now I just read for bines I should use...
I believe you are correct sir. We always added beef stock to our chicken noodle soup that we made in a restaurant where I cut my teeth. The chicken soup was one of our number one sellers. I think it was somthing like 3 to 1 chicken to beef stock. It adds a depth of flavor.
Looks great as always! I hope you're compiling these pics and recipes for a book.
Is there a difference in taste/texture between saltwater and freshwater shrimp?
They work great for pulling. Butt's have rarely been on sale around here but shoulders go on sale for .99/lb about once a month. So that's what i use mostly.
I've used TQ for making jerky, I have no problem eating cured meats, and I do lots of things in my everyday life that could get me killed. But if there was another product I could/should use for curing bacon that would not turn into a carcinogen when fried I would rather use it.
very cool, but you don't even want to know what that frig is worth fully restored, my guess is about as much as you would spend on a lang if you wanted to burn sticks
I swear I read once, probably on here, that there were warnings out about using TQ to cure bacon. I think it was something about when you fry the bacon it gets to a temperature that causes the TQ to become a toxin or carcinogen or something??? Am I just imagining this or do I remember...