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Trays 7940
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OK, I added that page to my favorites folder... I gotta try that.
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Bookmarked - damn I'm hungry!
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Mmmmm....bacon.....
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Lipitor is required to compliment that feast. It looks pretty good and I look forward to BP's results.
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Posted: September/13/2009 at 09:14 |
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Well guys, yesterday was a total washout, rained all day. Today look beautiful and they are calling for 80F! I hope the hickory logs aren't totally soggy. It was so miserable yesterday I didn't even bother going to the store so I am off this morning.
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Posted: September/13/2009 at 10:33 |
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Bud,
You aren't supposed to AND don't have to EAT THE WHOLE THING...
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Posted: September/14/2009 at 07:23 |
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Trying to spoil my fun Dan?
Actually I will be most happy to share. You coming thru the area again anytime soon? I got all the ingredients Sunday only to find out that my son had used all my hickory for a bondfire last month. (he grabbd the wrong pile). My next door neighbor smokes much more often than I do and has a nice brinkman smoker, I asked and he said he plans on smoking Tuesday or Wednesday weather permitting. Said he was willing to give me some shelf space if I let him try it. That is fine with me! tending a smoker for several hours gets to be a PIA. This way I get to enjoy the endproduct without all the hassle.
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Posted: September/14/2009 at 13:52 |
Trays 7940
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That's something my son would do...
Still looking forward to the review...
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Posted: September/16/2009 at 21:39 |
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Deep fried might not be a bad idea. THe first time I deep fried a goose, I thought it would be an awful method for a greasy bird, but the turkey fryer crisped the outside and the meat was delicate, juice and delicious. Not greasyat all. (I then had to deep fry a trio of pheasant, and they were incredible.) Who knows what it would add to this bacon/sausage feast? Though it might need to be tied to keep it in a nice tight roll.
It would certainly be done faster in a fryer--3 minutes a pound.
Eileen
PS I injected the goose with my usual combo pre frying: butter, ginger, and Meyers (dark) rum.
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Frying just about anything is OKAY with me! I too really enjoyed deep frying different kinds of birds. Dealing with the 2-5 gallons of oil is a PIA though so I haven't done it in a while. I eventually went and got a taller narrower pot to cook in and that helped reduce the amount of oil needed alot. Haven't tried Pheasant yet but always wanted too.
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Posted: September/19/2009 at 16:45 |
Trays 7940
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Ok, I made a version today, of the Ultimate Artery Clogger... I did everything the same except I put a pork tender loin in the middle and wrapped it all up. Smoked it for 2.5 hours, 165 degrees inner temp... pulled that thing out and it was awesome...
Next time I am going to use deer sausage, and a deer tender loin... The family thought the Itallian sausage was to strong.... what a meal... It was all gone, no left overs...
I do recommend it... Good luck, Good eating...
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Posted: September/20/2009 at 08:29 |
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Trays, ya beat me to the punch buddy! I too, finally got to smoke mine yesterday.
I have always been one to experiment a little in the kitchen so my final product was:
2.5lb bacon, 2lb bulk sweet sausage, Weber's Sweet & Tangy BBQ Rub, Sweet Baby Ray's Honey and Hickory BBQ Sauce and as a final kick I added 1.5 cups of Chi-Chi's medium Salsa to the center of the log.
I was colncerned about spicy or italian sausage being overwelming so I opted for sweet sausage on the 1st try. Later, will experiment with differt mixtures of sausages.
I followed the instructions closely. I saw the bacon I was using was a bit narrow so I ended up doing a 8x8 weave. After I spread out the bulk sauge on the weave (1/2" thick) and seasoned it with the rub, I could see that 1lb of crumbed bacon didn't quite cover it right so I used 1.5lb of bacon. Drizzled about 6-8 ozs of BBQ sauce all over the bacon.
I felt something else was needed so I added 1.5 cups of Chi-Chi's Medium Salsa piled in a row 2 inches from one end. I started rolling from that end trapping the salsa in the middle.
Made sure I pinched all opening shut in the sauge roll then I wrapped her up in the weave.
Rubbed the weave real good and popped her in a hickory fired smoker for 3 hours (165F).
at about 2 hours I painted the topside with more Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce.
It was fanatastic guys! The flavor was a wonderful aray of hickory, bacon, sweet sauge, molasses and honey from the sauces and just a barely discernable tweek from the salsa. Was not very greasey at all.
I can't wait to try this with a nice big peice of backstrap. I think I'll keep the Chi-Chi's as part of the recipe also!
I give this recipe 4 stars for a first effort!
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Posted: September/20/2009 at 12:20 |
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I love cooking with Meyers rum... sometimes, I even put it in the food...
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Posted: September/20/2009 at 15:53 |
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I wonder if you can bar-b-q on low heat instead of smoking it? Anybody tried not smoking it?
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Posted: September/20/2009 at 16:53 |
Trays 7940
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Monster, I don't tkink you can mess this recipe up.... It's just good.
I can't wait to try it with deer...
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