HOW TO MAKE A SOUS VIDE TANK FOR SNACK STICKS
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Enough post about how to make A sous vide for snack sticks.The first 2 or 3 were helpful the last 40 or so repetitive.
shoprat53 What are your questions or areas of concern. There are great and knowledgeable members that are reading, ready to help… Just ask
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GWG8541 Good thought. For those of lesser travel: “The sun is over the yardarm”
It is the appropriate time of day to begin drinking alcohol. A “yardarm” is a horizontal bar on the mast of a ship, and it is supposed that when the sun passed it at a certain time of day (around noon), sailors were allowed to drink.JoeB don’t forget us Jarheads. We were allowed to drink also. I needed to drink after some of the ships they stuck me on.
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JoeB don’t forget us Jarheads. We were allowed to drink also. I needed to drink after some of the ships they stuck me on.
GWG8541 man… to walk your walk. Few can say been there and done that. Well Marine “Semper Fi” 25yrs in the army as a Command Sergeant Major. Never saw a Marine that wasn’t STRAC, respected, and combat ready
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GWG8541 man… to walk your walk. Few can say been there and done that. Well Marine “Semper Fi” 25yrs in the army as a Command Sergeant Major. Never saw a Marine that wasn’t STRAC, respected, and combat ready
JoeB Thanks brother, it had its ups and downs like anything in life, but at the end of the day, I’d do it all over again.
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GWG8541 man… to walk your walk. Few can say been there and done that. Well Marine “Semper Fi” 25yrs in the army as a Command Sergeant Major. Never saw a Marine that wasn’t STRAC, respected, and combat ready
JoeB and by the way, you don’t get to be a Command SGM by being a S bird. My respect and thanks to you sir. That is quite an accomplishment.
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JoeB and by the way, you don’t get to be a Command SGM by being a S bird. My respect and thanks to you sir. That is quite an accomplishment.
GWG8541 Thank you… Just remember there’s always worse places to be, and worse things to be doing. Think I’ll ck the Yardarm and see where the sun is.
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I was never in the service but I think that I will carve a mini yard arm and place it under my desk light lol
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thankyou all for your service with all my heart !
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I was never in the service but I think that I will carve a mini yard arm and place it under my desk light lol
craigrice What a great idea…
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craigrice Thank You, but it’s just who we are, and what we do. Everyone has a life story to tell, and each one is unique, and eventful… many face danger and hardship in silence. That’s just who they are, and what they do, and why they’re here
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glen Well I finished my second batch of snack sticks and I will keep making them. Total cook time was 4 hours and that was because my wife bought me a new smoker and I am still learning. The sous vide cook time was 1/2 hour. So much nicer not starting the cooking at 6AM and pulling at 8PM and than cleanup. The coleman cooler was the best.
(I want to be just like Jonathon when I grow up) LOL -
glen Well I finished my second batch of snack sticks and I will keep making them. Total cook time was 4 hours and that was because my wife bought me a new smoker and I am still learning. The sous vide cook time was 1/2 hour. So much nicer not starting the cooking at 6AM and pulling at 8PM and than cleanup. The coleman cooler was the best.
(I want to be just like Jonathon when I grow up) LOLsbtech
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glen Well I finished my second batch of snack sticks and I will keep making them. Total cook time was 4 hours and that was because my wife bought me a new smoker and I am still learning. The sous vide cook time was 1/2 hour. So much nicer not starting the cooking at 6AM and pulling at 8PM and than cleanup. The coleman cooler was the best.
(I want to be just like Jonathon when I grow up) LOLsbtech Congrats, looks like an excellent job!
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glen Well I finished my second batch of snack sticks and I will keep making them. Total cook time was 4 hours and that was because my wife bought me a new smoker and I am still learning. The sous vide cook time was 1/2 hour. So much nicer not starting the cooking at 6AM and pulling at 8PM and than cleanup. The coleman cooler was the best.
(I want to be just like Jonathon when I grow up) LOLsbtech They look great. 1/2hr for the cook, didyou vacpac SV?
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glen Well I finished my second batch of snack sticks and I will keep making them. Total cook time was 4 hours and that was because my wife bought me a new smoker and I am still learning. The sous vide cook time was 1/2 hour. So much nicer not starting the cooking at 6AM and pulling at 8PM and than cleanup. The coleman cooler was the best.
(I want to be just like Jonathon when I grow up) LOLsbtech love that meat pyramid. Thats a good looking stack.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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GWG8541 It was a success and I am gratified because I give most of it away and enjoy people enjoying the product. I use to only make wet marinade jerky. I have tried a few Excaliber seasoning for jerky but yet have found one that wows me. I will continue to try because compared to wet marinade the Excaliber seasoning makes it affordable.
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JoeB No I tried to freezer zip lock but could not get all the air out and the bags would float. I tried weighting them down but it was not working. I was in no mans land and just removed the sticks and put them directly into the water with no bag. It worked great. I took and washed the sous vide with dawn to break down the fat if there was any. Next time I have some ideas and will try the zip lock bag again.
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JoeB No I tried to freezer zip lock but could not get all the air out and the bags would float. I tried weighting them down but it was not working. I was in no mans land and just removed the sticks and put them directly into the water with no bag. It worked great. I took and washed the sous vide with dawn to break down the fat if there was any. Next time I have some ideas and will try the zip lock bag again.
sbtech You can add a dinner knife to the bag to help it sink. But TBH, I never bag anymore. They come out great just throwing them in.
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JoeB No I tried to freezer zip lock but could not get all the air out and the bags would float. I tried weighting them down but it was not working. I was in no mans land and just removed the sticks and put them directly into the water with no bag. It worked great. I took and washed the sous vide with dawn to break down the fat if there was any. Next time I have some ideas and will try the zip lock bag again.
sbtech I use both of these for SV. They work great. The sinker is stainless mail blanket, and the rack will separate 8-10 bags so they won’t touch and stay at the bottom. Inexpensive, and permanent fix for you floaties. The one great dislike of this hobby for me cleanup. Bought thru Amazon. Cheers
Sous Vide Sinker Weight (1.2 Pounds) Stainless Steel Sous Vide Weights to Prevent Undercooked Food - Covers the Entire Sous Vide Food Bag https://www.[link removed]/dp/B083YZW324?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
Ikea Variera Pot Lid Organizer, Stainless Steel, Set of 2 https://www.[link removed]/dp/B00PNJTBMG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details -
Sbtech just got my hlue and coleman stacker. Picking up my cooker this weekend. Cant wait thank you for the info I think it will be perfect for my sticks and SS
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