Originally Posted by Marcellus:
You suggest 125 or 120F?
Depends where you want it. I’d count on at least 5 degrees carryover, and up to 10. If you’re looking for 130 final temp, if it were me I’d split the difference. Pull 122, 123. [Reply]
Watched a rerun of Good Eats on rib roasts this morning. Alton Brown let’s his rest between roasting and browning/crisping in the hot oven, too. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
Watched a rerun of Good Eats on rib roasts this morning. Alton Brown let’s his rest between roasting and browning/crisping in the hot oven, too. :-)
Wont it rise a bit during resting as well? Thanks for the info [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
Watched a rerun of Good Eats on rib roasts this morning. Alton Brown let’s his rest between roasting and browning/crisping in the hot oven, too. :-)
I've watched that one. I trust the guy, I used a ton of his recipes/techniques. [Reply]
Can someone help me locate which canned pickles are actually spicy? I like pickles but many that claim to be spicy or zesty don't really have much kick.
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Can someone help me locate which canned pickles are actually spicy? I like pickles but many that claim to be spicy or zesty don't really have much kick.
Thanks.
Try those Famous Dave’s pickles, you can get them at most grocers. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Can someone help me locate which canned pickles are actually spicy? I like pickles but many that claim to be spicy or zesty don't really have much kick.
Thanks.
Just get whichever pickles and add your own extra spice. That's what I do. I add some cayenne, jalapenos/habaneros, etc. [Reply]