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  1. oompappy

    Any of the old guys still left out there?

    Old Guys? Don't they get a discount?
  2. oompappy

    Pickled Sausage

    Order Pallet Loads... Red Smith Foods, Inc. Interview with the Sausage Pickler: John Foster of Red Smith Foods | New Times Broward-Palm Beach Order One Gallon Here... Pickled Hot Sausage, Pickled Sausage | www.pickledstore.com
  3. oompappy

    A little funny for the day.

    I heard a joke (I think) 'bout the Catholic wrestling team... It started out with the half nelson... then a full nelson... and ended up in a hold called the Father Nelson...:rolleyes:
  4. oompappy

    Tasso?

    Not sure if you've seen this one, but it seems like it might work too... Homemade Tasso Recipe | Nola Cuisine
  5. oompappy

    Tasso?

    One time a friend gave me some homemade Pork jerky made with a proven Beef jerky recipe and it tasted terrible. Since Tasso is sometimes called "Tasso Ham", I think something like this would work... For a 7 to 8 lb. boneless pork loin. Cut in 3 equal pieces. Trim most but not all surface fat...
  6. oompappy

    Is It Time Yet?

    Yep, it's sausage makin' time in the valley! :D Who's gonna be first to post some pics? And where the heck is that Wittdog feller? Maybe turned vegan... a lot of that goin' around lately.
  7. oompappy

    Hey! Griff ! (?)

    Man swallows human toe | Niagara Falls Review 8)
  8. oompappy

    How to turn a cheap steak into an extraordinary steak

    For those of us that's too poor to use that Kosher brand, the plain old store brand of Salt works good also. :D
  9. oompappy

    Braising steak / Brisket

    Here's another version for Chuck... http://www.bbq-4-u.com/forum/f15/pepper-stout-beef-21028.html
  10. oompappy

    Braising steak / Brisket

    Try this... http://www.bbq-4-u.com/forum/f15/chuck-roast-22771.html
  11. oompappy

    Knotty Pine Smoker Build

    The smoker you have there is perfect for smoking sausage, bacon, pastrami, etc and other stuff calling for temps under 195*F. If you want to cook Pork Butts, Brisket, Ribs, Loins or Roasts etc, then you're gonna need a different cooker that can take the higher heat safely. (just my humble...
  12. oompappy

    Braising steak / Brisket

    In the United Kingdom, Chuck Steak is commonly referred to as "braising steak". Chuck steak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  13. oompappy

    makin' bacon

    Makin' Bacon... 8) Nice job!!!
  14. oompappy

    My first post...picnic shoulder

    Good lookin' food and pics... 8)
  15. oompappy

    Oompappy's DIY Cheese Press

    Hey! IF anyone out there is contemplating a cheese making hobby or for just once in a while cheese, check out my homemade, scavenged parts, do-it-yourself cheese press mold on my page...
  16. oompappy

    paella

    Nice work!!! 8) Is that a special paella pan?
  17. oompappy

    What's ya'll cookin?

    Something traditional... Crab Claws & Squid Rings :)
  18. oompappy

    Q in NC near 95 ?

    Parkers Barbecue 2514 Old U.S. 301 Wilson, NC 27893 (252) 237-0972 Donald Williams & Kevin Lamm - Parker's Barbecue - YouTube (The Original) Parker?s Barbecue, Wilson Parker's Barbecue, Wilson - Restaurant Reviews - TripAdvisor
  19. oompappy

    Big Poppa Pork Butts!

    That's the way ya do it... 8)
  20. oompappy

    KCBS is coming to the Texas Gulf Coast

    Well that ought to stir up some lively conversation.... probably not on this sorry excuse for a forum tho. LOL!
  21. oompappy

    Has John Marcus been Smoked!?!

    I think those types of BBQ shows are a bunch of boolsheet.
  22. oompappy

    BBQ NOOB first boston butt

    If you're only using one rack it would probably be a good idea to use the one that is on the same level as the temperature gauge.
  23. oompappy

    BBQ NOOB first boston butt

    No Boil... In fact I chill the mixture before injecting, especially if doing it the night before the cook.
  24. oompappy

    BBQ NOOB first boston butt

    I usually trim off the fat cap only and cook with that side Down. otherwise, leave the fat cap on and cook with that side down for better bark on the "lean" side. Simple (and good) injection = 1 & 1/4 Cup Apple Juice 1 Tb Sugar 1 Tb Salt 1 Tb Worcestershire Sauce
  25. oompappy

    Can I get some advice on pork shoulder?

    From your description it sounds like you got HALF of a Boston Butt. A whole Butt would normally weigh somewhere between 7 and 9 lbs. The one you have probably had a couple steaks sawed off and then packaged as a "pork shoulder roast". Also, if you were looking at a whole one, the side with the...
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