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Post by cc1 on May 26, 2015 20:52:26 GMT 7
Smokers I downloaded this from another forum a long time ago and some of you may recognise many of the names on the post. Mods please feel free to delete this if you think people mat be upset by it. Alternatively you could possibly get someone to make a smoker for you. As the resident MOD here ...feel free and make yourself comfortable...just be carefully with recipes which includes nitrite salt...can be very dangerous if not measured carefully...
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Post by cc1 on May 26, 2015 20:55:10 GMT 7
Btw keep it going...good job...
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Post by billd766 on May 26, 2015 21:03:42 GMT 7
Smokers I downloaded this from another forum a long time ago and some of you may recognise many of the names on the post. Mods please feel free to delete this if you think people mat be upset by it. Alternatively you could possibly get someone to make a smoker for you. As the resident MOD here ...feel free and make yourself comfortable...just be carefully with recipes which includes nitrite salt...can be very dangerous if not measured carefully... In the recipes I always say, how much of this or that is used. I normally work with grams g or gm or kilograms kg, tsp for teaspoon and tbs for table spoon, ml or ltr for millilitres of litres. In bread mixing I also use cups. In most BigC, Makro, Lotus Tesco or western food shops you can buy the measuring spoons, glass jugs etc and also the mechanical or digital scales. Central does a good line in springform pans and good knives but they are expensive and perhaps Ebay is a bit cheaper. Many of the recipes come from cooking websites and I generally copy and paste them direct. The few times I use nitrate salts is when I am brining pork into ham or bacon.
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Post by billd766 on May 26, 2015 21:04:37 GMT 7
It must be somebody elses turn now as I am off to bed.
Cheers
Bill
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Post by me on May 26, 2015 22:09:55 GMT 7
Smokers I downloaded this from another forum a long time ago and some of you may recognise many of the names on the post. Mods please feel free to delete this if you think people mat be upset by it. Alternatively you could possibly get someone to make a smoker for you. As the resident MOD here ...feel free and make yourself comfortable...just be carefully with recipes which includes nitrite salt...can be very dangerous if not measured carefully... Maybe you could tell us cc1 if omiting th nitrate for home use with refrigeration and deep frreeze is dangerous other than the lack of colour.
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Post by thaddeus on May 26, 2015 23:44:15 GMT 7
Some bacon perhaps? All of the recipes I have posted so far I have personally tasted. My advice is to get a cat, dog or chickens just in case it doesn't quite turn out the way you hoped it would. Every time I walk in to the kitchen with something in my hand, my dog opens at least one eye, and I know exactly what he is thinking.... ''go on dad, get it wrong...... again'' Dogs have a way better sense of smell than people, probably better sense of taste too, but they are not choosy, he's a four legged waste disposal unit, and fatter than I am.
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2015 9:16:20 GMT 7
One of Mrs Monty's smokers. A clay pot from the market with a lid. I have seen her use banana leaves or a hessian bag as a lid. Looks like she is using coconut fibre here for something. She obviously has a good assortment of soaked wood-chips. The pot is quite large, maybe half the size of a 210ltr drum. The food is glorious. There you go Monty, I have fixed that for you.
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2015 10:30:24 GMT 7
If it's not a personal question? How much more personal can it get? (whoops, wrong script).
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Post by thaddeus on May 27, 2015 10:43:15 GMT 7
:Live Update:
Running commentary......
About 30 minutes ago I sliced a rather large onion, took half of it and placed it in the bottom of the slow cooker, put two sizeable cuts of pork loin on top, placed the other half of sliced onion on top of them, barely covered the combo with water.
And set the cooker to low.
Be back in about seven hours (with pictures hopefully)
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Post by me on May 27, 2015 11:15:26 GMT 7
:Live Update: Running commentary...... About 30 minutes ago I sliced a rather large onion, took half of it and placed it in the bottom of the slow cooker, put two sizeable cuts of pork loin on top, placed the other half of sliced onion on top of them, barely covered the combo with water. And set the cooker to low. Be back in about seven hours (with pictures hopefully) Never mind the pictures...you know my address.
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Post by me on May 27, 2015 11:24:05 GMT 7
For a quick and easy cheap freezer standby we put i kg diced shin beef (from macro frozen or northern farms) one 1kg pack diced vegetables, one 1kg pack frozen vegatables, a carrot, a tin or two of Brooks tomatoes and add them all to a kilo or two of fried onions in the pressure cooker. (brown the meat if you prefer also). add.. Oregano parsley Italian herbs or whatever. Add about a cup of water and cook under presure 45 minutes. Check seasoning and adjust using salt sparingly worstershire sauce and balsamic vinegar. Thicken if desired but we do not. DIvide into 8 or so freezer packs and you have at least 4 big meals for two instantly, Eat with mashed potato but at a pinch rice is ok. Even better is half a loaf of our freshly baked bread.
We also do the same but with pork mince from macro freezer and use sage cummin and thyme.
If you are not pressed for time it is best to add the large vegetables after about 30 minutes. The diced make the gravy.
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Post by billd766 on May 27, 2015 18:14:06 GMT 7
I have a lot of photos to go with the recipes but even when they are resized they take up a lot of space. For each recipe that I have photographed (and resized) I can only add 3 photos per post. That means that for the pie recipes I have to make 3 or 4 more posts for each. I have a feeling that I can dump the entire folder onto Google drive and if anybody wants the whole lot, some 1.73Gb they need to send me a pm and I can send them the link as long as they have Google drive. I do have a lot of foodie stuff.
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Post by billd766 on May 27, 2015 18:16:03 GMT 7
That pork and ham pie looks like meatloaf, very nice. Maybe you can cut and paste some of the files as posters need to download to see them. Pics are great, mouthwatering. If you double click on the file it will come up in MS Word.
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Post by billd766 on May 27, 2015 18:17:37 GMT 7
:Live Update: Running commentary...... About 30 minutes ago I sliced a rather large onion, took half of it and placed it in the bottom of the slow cooker, put two sizeable cuts of pork loin on top, placed the other half of sliced onion on top of them, barely covered the combo with water. And set the cooker to low. Be back in about seven hours (with pictures hopefully) Is it finished yet?
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Post by me on May 27, 2015 18:29:59 GMT 7
:Live Update: Running commentary...... About 30 minutes ago I sliced a rather large onion, took half of it and placed it in the bottom of the slow cooker, put two sizeable cuts of pork loin on top, placed the other half of sliced onion on top of them, barely covered the combo with water. And set the cooker to low. Be back in about seven hours (with pictures hopefully) Is it finished yet? hhe did not bring it round
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