Walton's "wrap up" Livestream
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I work normally till 2330 m-f. Off today but dont change my schedule. Still up at 0330 as you can see. But my time was well used. 6 hours of cleaning results in this…
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I work normally till 2330 m-f. Off today but dont change my schedule. Still up at 0330 as you can see. But my time was well used. 6 hours of cleaning results in this…
samspade man you got that looking like a brand new one. It’s amazing what you can do with some hard work. Congrats to you
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I work normally till 2330 m-f. Off today but dont change my schedule. Still up at 0330 as you can see. But my time was well used. 6 hours of cleaning results in this…
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I work normally till 2330 m-f. Off today but dont change my schedule. Still up at 0330 as you can see. But my time was well used. 6 hours of cleaning results in this…
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cdavis swing shifts are great aren’t they. Sometimes I think I am meeting myself on the road going to and from work. 12 hour nights are a good time to catch up on meatgistics tho
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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cdavis swing shifts are great aren’t they. Sometimes I think I am meeting myself on the road going to and from work. 12 hour nights are a good time to catch up on meatgistics tho
kyle We had a few relatives that did them for well over 40 years each. I don’t know how they did it. I think it is amazing that you are able to do that for so long.
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kyle We had a few relatives that did them for well over 40 years each. I don’t know how they did it. I think it is amazing that you are able to do that for so long.
calldoctoday been only 27 years for me so far. It is something you never get use to, but it pays the bills and some money to play. The worse part is you miss alot with your family.
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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calldoctoday been only 27 years for me so far. It is something you never get use to, but it pays the bills and some money to play. The worse part is you miss alot with your family.
kyle I admire you for what you do to make a dollar & keep food on the table for your family. @7 is already a long time. I don’t know how you do it.
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cdavis swing shifts are great aren’t they. Sometimes I think I am meeting myself on the road going to and from work. 12 hour nights are a good time to catch up on meatgistics tho
kyle yeah everyone’s asleep and I have the tv volume down. I catch up on meatgistics and then surf shop on the net. Look for used items I need on market places.
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We are going to be live tomorrow at 2:30 at waltonsinc.com/live I MIGHT have Austin with me for some of it, but unless something really odd happens I WILL have Brett with me for a decent portion of it and we are going to be doing a giveaway of some Walton’s Equipment, some come and join us and takes Brett stuff right from him! I’ll force him to do at least 1 of the winners!
1st winner gets their choice between the 3 pieces of equipment, then the 2nd gets the choice between what is left and the 3rd gets the leftovers! What models we giveaway will depend on a few things so make sure you join us to find out!
Jonathon or anyone else that was on the livestream or may know the answer. I asked about the two different methods of turkeys that I was trying. One with cure and one without. My full question description did not get posted because you are only allowed so many characters to type. I understand that they impart different flavors however what wasn’t understood is I am putting them in the smoker. So the question is, with the low and slow method how is one turkey safe without cure? Or should I put that one in the oven to be safe, however Austin and Jon did a video on it and they smoked theirs. The smoke schedule does step up faster on the one without the cure, is that the difference. But just now thinking of that I can not do them both at the same time if it has a different smoke schedule……I’m such a knucklehead. But I’d still like to know the difference if the no cure turkey is safe in smoker temp low and slow
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Jonathon or anyone else that was on the livestream or may know the answer. I asked about the two different methods of turkeys that I was trying. One with cure and one without. My full question description did not get posted because you are only allowed so many characters to type. I understand that they impart different flavors however what wasn’t understood is I am putting them in the smoker. So the question is, with the low and slow method how is one turkey safe without cure? Or should I put that one in the oven to be safe, however Austin and Jon did a video on it and they smoked theirs. The smoke schedule does step up faster on the one without the cure, is that the difference. But just now thinking of that I can not do them both at the same time if it has a different smoke schedule……I’m such a knucklehead. But I’d still like to know the difference if the no cure turkey is safe in smoker temp low and slow
twilliams I am certainly not any sort of expert at anything for that matter & I am probably not the right person to ask as I know Jonothan & Austin would be better at that. However, before I started brining I smoked turkeys for a long, long, long time & although they were not as tasty as the brined models, they were still pretty good. I would smoke low & slow at 225/250 more or less. Except the time about 45 years ago I was not feeling too well & I got up early to smoke that turkey & then walked back in & fell asleep for a little while so my temps got away from me a bit. That was still edible, but could not call it “smoked right”. Anyways, I would inject them, dry rub them, all the normal things & then smoke. I think the right smoke took care of the food borne problems & the rest was a matter of getting the flavor right & not overdoing it.
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calldoctoday been only 27 years for me so far. It is something you never get use to, but it pays the bills and some money to play. The worse part is you miss alot with your family.
kyle it is a good time to catch up on here but I’m with you. The worst part is missing lots of things with the family.
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Jonathon or anyone else that was on the livestream or may know the answer. I asked about the two different methods of turkeys that I was trying. One with cure and one without. My full question description did not get posted because you are only allowed so many characters to type. I understand that they impart different flavors however what wasn’t understood is I am putting them in the smoker. So the question is, with the low and slow method how is one turkey safe without cure? Or should I put that one in the oven to be safe, however Austin and Jon did a video on it and they smoked theirs. The smoke schedule does step up faster on the one without the cure, is that the difference. But just now thinking of that I can not do them both at the same time if it has a different smoke schedule……I’m such a knucklehead. But I’d still like to know the difference if the no cure turkey is safe in smoker temp low and slow
twilliams I do mine hot and fast. I like to get crispy skin. But as to your question I would think as long as you got above 140 deg within 4 hours it would be OK. Do not take my word for it though. One way to help negate some of the time frame though is to spatchcock it. Heck a spatchcock turkey hot and fast can be done in 1 1/2 hours
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