New and Improved TnT Foodie thread
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DarkWeb
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Nice, I have another loin in the freezer. Don't know what I'll do with it yet. But I had some bacon with eggs this morning and I love homemade. What's your recipe?I have one going myself. I'm doing a dry cure but wet or dry it turns out the same. I plan on smoking it in a week.
xtsho
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Just a simple cure recipe. Salt, brown sugar, garlic powder, and Prague #1. I guess you're supposed to use maple syrup but I didn't have any. I also don't roll it in pea meal. I guess I should call it American Back Bacon. It's still delicious and better than anything you can get from the store. Plus it's so easy to make.
rkymtnman
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i realized this morning that one of our local reservoirs is loaded with crawfish. and the marina there sells traps. no limit on them. i gotta get some more info on this. might not need Safeway
ANC
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Return of the glorious Fuck, a whole swarm of them indeed.
raratt
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I made some traps but I'm not sure if it was the design or where I was trying to catch them. I did a redesign to one but haven't gotten to the second one yet.
rkymtnman
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very cool. seems super cheap to make too. what's the name of that material though? if he says it, i missed it.
xtsho
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Years ago I wash fishing the Nehalem river on the Oregon coast. I sat on a rock for a quick lunch of some chicken I grabbed at the store on the way. I had finished eating a leg and tossed the bone into the water along the shore. While I was sitting there sipping a beer I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. There were dozens of crawfish coming out from under rocks going after that chicken bone. I started grabbing them with my hands and ended up filling a small cooler. I didn't catch any fish but I had a boil when I got home.
They're all over in almost any body of water. We used to catch them in creeks when we were kids. A piece of baloney tied to the end of a string.
They're all over in almost any body of water. We used to catch them in creeks when we were kids. A piece of baloney tied to the end of a string.
raratt
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It's just plastic poultry fencing material, found some at Ace.
Tenax 3 ft. H X 25 ft. L Polyethylene Poultry Fence .65 in. Mfr# 320618 - Ace Hardware
Tenax Poultry Fence is a great, safe and easy-to-install alternative to rusty metal hex fencing. With its reinforced and smooth edges, this hexagonal mesh is perfect for poultry pens and cages or on fences and gates as a protective mesh. Tenax Poultry Fence can be used for: back yard chickens...
plantinggreen
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drsaltzman
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And that’s about all baloney is good for
ISK
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Chicken wing flats (they were cheap) roasted potato and asparagus, green bean & broccoli
I seen this trick on Masterchef Australia....you put chopsticks beside the potato then slice it but the sticks prevent the cut from going all the way....it looked really cool but I wasn't impressed, wouldn't do it again.
I seen this trick on Masterchef Australia....you put chopsticks beside the potato then slice it but the sticks prevent the cut from going all the way....it looked really cool but I wasn't impressed, wouldn't do it again.
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drsaltzman
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What to do … what to do …?
Peach Berry cobbler?
Fruit salsa?
Peach, berry and balsamic glazed chicken?
Peach Berry cobbler?
Fruit salsa?
Peach, berry and balsamic glazed chicken?
I could get all those eaten while dithering about what to do with them ;D
PS 'living' vinegar sounds a bit scary ;D
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shnkrmn
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PadawanWarrior
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Last nights dinner.
Some of the hard kombucha I've had is surprisingly tasty
