What did everyone cook today?
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cdavis @NDMike I think they approved by the way it disappeared. It was a pig trifecta. The family visiting was two cousins and their spouses. I reminisced with them about the first time I saw a hog slaughtered and hanging in a smoke house. It was my Uncle, their dad, who introduced me to how the food we all love so much, was produced. The first Country ham I tasted was one he raised, slaughtered, cured and smoked. I’ve been hooked ever since.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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zbigjeff They won’t cook soft just mix them in, chopped or diced of course. Don’t make a simple recipe complicated… LAZY is the operative here
JoeB Knowing my knuckleheads. We will try it both ways. Yep, keep it simple for sure. Thank you.
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I had some family visiting this weekend from the great state of Tennessee. My wife has been wanting to eat a little better and we have been, but this weekend was time for some good comfort food. I got up early to prepare a decent down home breakfast for 8 of us. I was too busy to snap pics while cooking, but managed to take one of my plate at the end. The sausage was my first batch of Walton’s Holly. The entire fare was Country ham, bacon, scrambled eggs, and biscuits with gravy from the Holly sausage. I also put out homemade grape jelly I canned from last year.
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Home made Ham with Waltons Honey Ham cure and todays farm fresh eggs from my backyard coop.
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Pork sirloin cured and packed into red casings then sliced. Great for Ham n eggs or Eggs Benedict.
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cdavis @NDMike I think they approved by the way it disappeared. It was a pig trifecta. The family visiting was two cousins and their spouses. I reminisced with them about the first time I saw a hog slaughtered and hanging in a smoke house. It was my Uncle, their dad, who introduced me to how the food we all love so much, was produced. The first Country ham I tasted was one he raised, slaughtered, cured and smoked. I’ve been hooked ever since.
GWG8541 great memories to share! Family Traditions are so important. I love introducing my kids to things that have been passed down!
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Sunday is baking day! Fresh banana bread.
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I had some family visiting this weekend from the great state of Tennessee. My wife has been wanting to eat a little better and we have been, but this weekend was time for some good comfort food. I got up early to prepare a decent down home breakfast for 8 of us. I was too busy to snap pics while cooking, but managed to take one of my plate at the end. The sausage was my first batch of Walton’s Holly. The entire fare was Country ham, bacon, scrambled eggs, and biscuits with gravy from the Holly sausage. I also put out homemade grape jelly I canned from last year.
GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:
MMM Variety Meats, Now thats Breakfast!
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Sweet Tea Brined Chicken, rubbed with Butcher’s BBQ Honey Rub and brined in the best sweet tea in the world Red Diamond.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Sweet Tea Brined Chicken, rubbed with Butcher’s BBQ Honey Rub and brined in the best sweet tea in the world Red Diamond.
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Sweet Tea Brined Chicken, rubbed with Butcher’s BBQ Honey Rub and brined in the best sweet tea in the world Red Diamond.
That looks great. I had not heard of tea-brining before.
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Sweet Tea Brined Chicken, rubbed with Butcher’s BBQ Honey Rub and brined in the best sweet tea in the world Red Diamond.
Tex_77 Looks Great Tex, but ah come on, how bout that home grown sweat tea, specially mint!
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Sweet Tea Brined Chicken, rubbed with Butcher’s BBQ Honey Rub and brined in the best sweet tea in the world Red Diamond.
Tex_77 all you used for the brine was sweet tea? How long did you leave it in the brine? I am intrigued by this!
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Tex_77 all you used for the brine was sweet tea? How long did you leave it in the brine? I am intrigued by this!
@ndmike correct. Check out Hasty Bake’s YouTube videos for the recipe.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
Two 20 lb. turkeys smoked today. Spent 8 hours getting to 165ºF.
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