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Looks wonderful! Just curious, at what point did you separate the point and the flat and did you ever wrap the entire packer in foil during the cook? What temps?
Thanks!
I've done it with good results. I vacuumed sealed individual portions and froze. To reheat I dropped the bag in boiling water. You have to keep an eye on the bag though, if you leave it in too long it could burst open.
Thats a great idea about the using the clubs. I'll look into that.
The info is straight from the health dept. Zoning is not an issue. The issue is that all food must be cooked in a kitchen with a food permit. As far as mobile kitchens, they are very strict on that too. I'll look further...
I just spoke with the health dept again (in Arlington, TX). It seems pretty impossible. Even a cart has to be located at a restaurant or business and be under their awning and can only sell hot dogs or corn dogs to receive a license.
Thats what seemed ridiculous to me. I asked about the trailers and cooking onsite and she said no. She said you had to cook it at a restaurant kitchen.
I just spoke with the local health department and they said that they absolutely allow no cooking at home to be sold to the general public. I asked about caterers who cook at home and bring the food to the location and they said that those people are out of compliance. That's crazy. Any of...
I am planning on making pulled pork sandwiches for a group. The catering chart lists 5.33 oz per sandwich for pulled pork. Does that seem pretty accurate? Also, does it seem pretty accurate to count on the meat weighing 55% of the original weight after cooking?
Thanks!
Mike