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I don't think small or large has anything to do with it. Food safety comes first. I know plenty of inspectors that will take their time and help you and hopefully you will have one of those. In my state it's not possible to cater out of your home legally, so you may want to check your area to...
I use a rub for the $1.75. I would never sell anything at Bob's price because the market here wouldn't pay it. But to make any money you have to already be cooking a load. I wouldn't crank up just for one.
I did the show animal circuit for the kids for a few years and it was always frustrating to win a show one week and finish low the very next week with the same animal. The only difference being the judges with their personal likes and dislikes. So, no competitions for me until they clone the judges.
They have always charge me tax on items that are taxable. I'm not sure about other states, but here all equipment is taxed unless it changes the molecular structure of a product (ie ovens, microwaves etc.).
From Charcuterie:
Canadian Bacon
For a 4 Lbs. loin:
1 Gallon water
1 1/2 cups kosher salt
1 cup sugar
1 1/2 oz pink salt (42 grams) also called cure No. 1
1 large bunch fresh sage
1 bunch fresh thyme
2 garlic cloves, peeled and bruised
Combine all ingredients except loin; simmer...
Henckels make a quality knife and I have some in my kitchen. The ones I have fit me and the use, but I have other brands that meet my needs better than some of the Henckels brand. Don't buy knives just because of the name. Make sure the knife balances you and the use.
12 pounders for a couple of customers. They start with my rub.
Don't have a cooking time for these, but I they went into a 235F smoker using a 3 to 1 pecan/hickory mix. They were pulled at 175F in the thigh, then after resting they rose to the 180F mark.