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Wrapped with the finishing sauce also keeps them nice and moist. They came out perfect. The meat still had a nice chew but the bones were pulling out clean. I sliced them up into two bone portions for serving. I had a whole grill covered in slice coloured bell peppers, zucs, purple onions, and yellow squash and then the other with fresh corn (I cut each cob in half for easy eating.) Swept all the veggies into a foil insert, the corn into its own, and all three went on the Lynx to keep warm and covered so people could just walk up and serve themselves as desired.
It all worked out perfect. I've also purchased a stack of 50 oval plastic food service baskets and paper liners for service. Disposable cups and silverware too so next to no clean up after hosting a dozen people. Hard to beat.
I'll give you the baskets+liners, but disposable cups/utensils and half-cobs just scream tacky!
Oh thank goodness, your plastic forks had some chrome paint on themFor a dozen people in my backyard? Drinking? I'll take tacky vs. pulling a random shard of glass out of my foot months later due to a broken glass. And the utensils were those really sturdy new fangle nice metal looking ones, not the cheap and flimsy white things.
I’ve been thinking about making guanciale since I can’t find it here, but I don’t have a naturally cool place to cure it. Would need to build a fridge and I don’t want to do that.
However I just got some Prague powder #1 and will venture into the world of quicker cures. Probably going to start with a cured duck breast recipe I found.
I’ve been thinking about making guanciale since I can’t find it here, but I don’t have a naturally cool place to cure it. Would need to build a fridge and I don’t want to do that.
However I just got some Prague powder #1 and will venture into the world of quicker cures. Probably going to start with a cured duck breast recipe I found.
Not only that I think you need to be able to control humidity. Not 100% sure on that as I've not thoroughly researched that. I sometimes think of doing some advanced cures but always talk myself down.