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Definitely the way to go. I've done elk, moose, and venison. All with the pressure cooker. I love the SV for a lot of things, but wouldn't be my choice for pulled meat.
One time I did pulled moose in a dutch oven. No different than making pulled beef, IMO. You won't be sad with the pressure cooker.
Lol I need to wire the basement before I get anymore. We only have one circuit down there.
She already agreed to a fridge in the broom closet and I'm putting one in the smoke shed when I get that wired 🤣
Yup. Pretty much the same as it does for strips. It gives it more of a "sausage-like" texture vs a drier lean ground meat texture is probably the best way I can describe it. It's quite nice, I highly recommend it.
Maybe it's just where we get them from. Ours come in a salted vac pack, not a bucket, perhaps that's the difference? We've had some that we literally had to cut to get unbundled. I hydrate them for anywhere between 24-72 hours and they're always finicky to untangle. I can load them no problems...
Less finnicky (they don't come in a tangled mess in the pack), easier to just soak just what I need, easier to repack if needed. You can still flush them.
If the price difference was crazy I'd go with hanks, but for the extra couple bucks I'll stick with tubed. I also keep some collagen on...
Trick is get some quick wins that don't take long to cook, plate with hearty dishes that take smoke flavor
-smoked blue cheese burgers with potato puree
-smoked meatloaf with malt vinegar fries
-smoked minute steak with smashed potatoes
-double smoked sausage
Modified from Molly Baz 🥰
Fried pepperoni. Fried rice. Aioli with rose vinegar. Topped with scallions. Heaven.
Gochu Garu instead of red pepper flakes.
I love this forum because every post I see as a challenge. Members elevate members. Your ratatouille crushes the best I've ever made. I literally have never felt the need to make the Thomas Keller version until now.
Panorama, so eastern side of BC. Not sure about Duffy's, that might be a Whistler thing, I haven't seen it here.
Haha that one stings a bit. This was just a quick shot with the phone 🤣