Morkai
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That’s mainly how I smash it
Pretty easy to make too
A chap at work gave me a tub of the curing mix he uses for beef. I've not tried it yet.
That’s mainly how I smash it
Pretty easy to make too
The curing salt is the key and injecting the brine or skewer the meat thoroughly. Steve Rinellas recipe is pretty good. I pressure cook for ten minutes after the smoker that keeps it really juicy and doesn’t affect the pepper crust eitherA chap at work gave me a tub of the curing mix he uses for beef. I've not tried it yet.
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I like the look of those. Please say you have the recipes written down!!
Thank you kindly for the compliment, that’s very kind. Yes. I always write my recipes out as I go including ambient temperature and proving time etc and then add tasting notes to my kitchen not book upon completion ( really lifeless I know) but I find it’s a great way to develop and discover new recipes etc. Basically I use similar record keeping to my rather fussy approach to load developmentThank you kindly for the compliment, that’s very kind. Yes. I always write my recipes out as I go including ambient temperature and proving time etc and then add tasting notes to my kitchen not book upon completion ( really lifeless I know) but I find it’s a great way to develop and discover new recipes etc. Basically I use similar record keeping to my rather fussy approach to load development
Kindest regards, Olaf
I can and happily shall share them, when I have time, but, a large amount hinges on the quality of the sourdough starter culture. This is something that can change greatly from one baker to the next and effects the whole process and outcome. But, they are simple recipes should work nicely for anyone who has a go at them.Please post them if you can.
I can and happily shall share them, when I have time, but, a large amount hinges on the quality of the sourdough starter culture. This is something that can change greatly from one baker to the next and effects the whole process and outcome. But, they are simple recipes should work nicely for anyone who has a go at them.
Kindest regards, Olaf
Yes, me too. If it were possible, I’d happily give you some fresh rye sourdough bread to enjoy along with it. The Trio of the rye bread , sauerkraut, and gherkin would be a sublime and very fitting accompaniment to some smoked salt Fallow roast; nice and pink. Maybe a little Horseradish sauce and some sour cream with chives. Then a cold crisp Bitburger 0.0 booze free pilsner to drink along side it. A really lovely healthy meal right there!That looks unreal, I could nail that with sauerkraut and gherkins.
You won't see straight after a few of those at 10.3%!
Ah,the beautiful Seahouses!!!
I've had a few of those. I do like Vault City's odd beers.
Love it there, go down with the caravan a couple of times a yearAh,the beautiful Seahouses!!!