
Fat_Bob
@Fat_Bob
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RE: Roll Call (Start Here First)
Well, well, well. there is a Santa! Fat Bob here…at long last. You guys all panicked when you couldn’t get a notification from the forum for a few days. I haven’t got any for a couple months or shipping conformations! I’ve been working with Jon, sending any information I could. I had him delete the Fat Bob account because I’ve seen having a space in you name after PHP changes the rules on user names and doesn’t tell any one. We were going crazy and all of a sudden numerous members had the issue I put up with months. ANYWAY, I’m back! Post count etc. is probably gone but no big.
Watch the wife & children!
Fat_Bob
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RE: Waltons #12 Meat Grinder
Mcjagger Nothing to it. Grind the root into a bowl, pack it into 1/2 pint jars leaving 1/2 to 3/4 headspace. Ad 1/4 tsp. canning salt if you want. Pour White Vinegar over to the top. Wait a couple minutes and top it off again. Keep it in the refrigerator. Do Not process it in hot water bath or pressure can. It will seal but looses all it’s flavor.
I’ve kept it for up to two years like this. That much vinegar nothing can live there not to mention the sulfuric acid in that stuff! LOL
edit: Let it set for a couple weeks before opening. If it starts to dry out just pour more vinegar in it.
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RE: Roll Call (Start Here First)
Welcome to the funny farm badfire2625 ! No such thing as “bad” kielbasa, just some is better than others.
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RE: Oklahoma Joe Bronco Pro
@NDMike I do all my smoking on a stick burner. Best way to control it for low temp is a small fire to start like processhead said. Flue wide open and I usually close the firebox vent all the way. If the temp starts to drop just crack the vent on the fire. When you hit the stall throw in some more wood and give it more air.
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RE: Porch Pirates!!!
Happened to us last year Bob. That’s why all the cameras went up. If I catch them the gun come out. I tend to be a redneck about that c**p.
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RE: Roll Call (Start Here First)
And for Gods Sake, never listen to Austin. All he does is break the site…
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RE: Pulled pork
JoeB
101’s going to be a bit stringy don’t ya think? LOL
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Waltons #12 Meat Grinder
The #12 went on sale today if you’ve been waiting. My #8 Weston Went up in smoke grinding horseradish root so this, for me, was good timing. See if I can torture this one next year.
Latest posts made by Fat_Bob
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RE: One-Time Posters On Unrelated Topics
And just how do the bots get by your captcha? I for one as a registered member am getting tired of playing that game every time I log on. The last few days I’ve reported several spammers. I don’t think they’re bots getting by the signup process.
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RE: Topics for Meatgistics Livestream
You might be onto something there PapaSop ! LOL
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RE: 2021 CANNING SEASON APPROACHING
lkrfletcher If you can find them, get some Blue Lake beans. They hold up the best to canning and pickling. They’re the only kind I grow anymore.
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RE: 14 Cup Cuisinart for Emulsifying
RJ Adventures I’ve been using mine for dogs several years and never had a heating issue. Keep good brushes in the motor and you’ll be fine.
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RE: Meatgistics Podcast: Gimme' 3 Steaks
johnsbrewhouse You are absolutely right about the walnut. Great for heat but bad to smoke with. Pecan is my favorite but Apple is close for flavor.
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RE: Meatgistics Podcast: Gimme' 3 Steaks
Tex_77 said in Meatgistics Podcast: Gimme' 3 Steaks:
if you run out of charcoal, you can just go out and cut your neighbors tree down
…have the neighbors apple tree stacked up out back now! LOL Smoking wood for the entire summer.
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RE: Topics for Meatgistics Livestream
Nothing like dangling a carrot in front of a herd of rabbits. LOL
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RE: What does everyone do for a profession?
prestonidaho said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
Chemist, I specialize in fertilizer production.
So do my ducks and rabbits. LOL
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RE: 14 Cup Cuisinart for Emulsifying
RJ Adventures The filter screen is to process my ground herds through to try and get a more powder consistency to them. I grind the meat first (twice) then use the Cuisinart to emulsify it adding water as needed and my seasonings.