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07-29-2015 , 09:22 AM
Salmon in ghetto smoker:

52 C (125 F) internal temp, best salmon success so far
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07-29-2015 , 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by 22riverrat22
this seems like a great place to ask so...


ive tried baked chicken wings 4 times in the past couple weeks diferent methods and recipies with varying degrees of success. (also completely unsure how i made it past 30 before trying to make my own wings)

Ive just searched the thread for chicken wing recipies and most were deep fried or shallow fried except for just a quick description of one that sounds like what im looking for more or less:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...postcount=1267

and this seems like it would be a great tasting recipie but would need some adjustments to be frozen/baked
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/34...l#post46212000


if anyone has any sugguestions, id be more than happy to post a trip report with pics if i can get them down to a science (id be looking to do about 10lbs/10 portions for the initial large batch attempt)


ideally in order of importance what im looking for is:

-oven baked wings (not interested in deep frying, and would really prefer more hands off than shallow frying for convenience)

- a recipie that can be prepped ahead of time in large batches to freeze and then baked 2-4 portions at a time

-in a perfect world, a (mostly) hands off cooking time of 55 minutes freezer to plate #SynchronizedBreaks

-a relatively simply flavored base marinade/sauce that can have more particular flavors added in a sauce or glaze post/near the end of cooking




Thanks
I got you, I'll post my recipe when I get home.
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07-30-2015 , 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BluffMyNuts
I got you, I'll post my recipe when I get home.
yay!

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07-30-2015 , 06:23 PM
Basically I put the wings in some veggie oil, like one tablespoon per 10 or so, just a light coating. Then dip in a flour, salt, pepper, cayenne pepper mix. About a cup of flour with a the spices mixed in.

Bake on 400 for 40 minutes on a aluminum foil wrapped baking sheet, for easy cleaning, and flip once.

My hot sauce is a Frank's and butter base that I mix with vinegar and various spices.
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07-31-2015 , 03:09 AM
Can I get a recommendation for a dehydrator that will be used solely for making beef jerky?

I see a bunch of $59 options on Amazon with good reviews but thought I'd hear from the experts first to see if there is a good reason to go for a more expensive model.

Thx
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07-31-2015 , 10:20 AM
Some random stuff I've made recently:

I've been cooking quite a bit, but haven't had time to share much. One of my favorite personal recipes as of late:

Orecchiette with Fennel Sausage and Balsamic Pickled Peppers



Orecchiette does not photograph well, but is one of my absolute faves. Pain to make tho.
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08-01-2015 , 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Snipe
Some random stuff I've made recently:
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Orecchiette does not photograph well, but is one of my absolute faves. Pain to make tho.

I love orecciette. Never tried to make my own, but the little dimples are fantastic for catching chili flakes, garlic, cheese, or little bits of sausage.
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08-01-2015 , 12:32 PM
Hand made pasta is just SUCH a lovely and different product. The Mozza Cookbook (which remains one of my favorite books of all time) has some great handmade pasta recipes. Their semolina dough is what I use to make orecchiette to this day. Just an amazing book all around - Fennel Braised Ribs remain a favorite as well.
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08-01-2015 , 02:27 PM
Snipe,

You are really ****ing into fennel!
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08-01-2015 , 02:44 PM
Lol - very true. While my favorite combo on earth is probably beef and salt, pork and fennel is a pretty close second.
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08-01-2015 , 03:45 PM
Awesome new chefsteps video.

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08-01-2015 , 03:50 PM
Gobbo,

That may be the most important thing you've ever posted on 2p2.
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08-01-2015 , 05:51 PM
Super surprised they went low and slow in the oven to finish, traditionally i've just pumped the temp all the way up on the oven for 15-20 minutes to finish any big SV protein, definitely food for thought!
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08-01-2015 , 05:57 PM
DW,

I was guessing they'd do that too like finishing a prime rib. But this makes a lot of sense for developing a bark. Excited to try it out.
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08-01-2015 , 10:24 PM
That's awesome, but where do you get (or how do you make) liquid smoke?

Also, I'm a huge fan of Chefsteps; that video reminded me of another video I saw a few weeks ago:

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08-01-2015 , 10:35 PM
Shark,

Do you live in America? Any grocery store, target, etc has liquid smoke in the condiments/sauces section.
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08-01-2015 , 10:39 PM
I never knew that was an actual thing; I'll actually look for it now.

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08-01-2015 , 10:41 PM
Shark,

I assume that means you live in America. Congrats!

Euros - do you guys have liquid smoke?
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08-01-2015 , 10:44 PM
I plead the fif on where I live, but I have put liquid smoke on my list of stuff to grab.

(location: Kanata)

Last edited by Shark Doctor; 08-01-2015 at 10:52 PM.
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08-01-2015 , 10:57 PM
Living in Canada, I bought some liquid smoke last time I was in the US. Which would be more traditional, Hickory, Mesquite, or maybe something else? I have Hickory...
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08-01-2015 , 10:58 PM
OK, I guess I'll buy a sous vide thingy. That brisket video sold me.
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08-01-2015 , 11:33 PM
Easy enough to just buy liquid smoke on amazon (link)
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08-02-2015 , 12:19 AM
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Easy enough to just buy liquid smoke on amazon (link)
just ordered it
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08-02-2015 , 03:52 AM
Never seen liquid smoke in any UK supermarkets. I've known about it, and have always been tempted to get some online. I think that video has probably helped push me over the edge.
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08-02-2015 , 04:34 AM
Same, i can never remember having seen it in any store, but always knew i could get it online if i needed it.
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