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re: New Orleans Dinner

Posted by SmokedBrisket2018 on 9/5/25 at 2:09 pm to
I always like to recommend Peche if you enjoy seafood.

Don't think it's "Classic New Orleans"...
Just wanted to share. I have a number of their products.

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re: Vacuum sealing bbq

Posted by SmokedBrisket2018 on 8/21/25 at 8:06 am to
This is how I store all of my leftover pork, brisket, even ribs. Either toss in fridge or freezer.
I reheat just by putting in a pot of water that is steaming. I don't have a sous vide or anything.
Taste as good as the day I cooked it and it also does not dry out.
I went to something at Ralph's on the Park upstairs that had a room like that.
I have the meat grinder and the pasta attachments.
Like them both.
Every meal would be hard but

Loaded baked potato
Ground beef crunchy taco with shredded iceberg and cheese
Fatty point side slice of brisket
Scrambled egg with bacon and cheese over grits
I use Stale Crackers method, and have been for years.
Works perfect.
I never know if the shrimp I purchase have been frozen or not but have never had an issue with the results.
The thought of it makes my mouth water.
I love buffalo sauce.
You've gotten some good advice on how to shuck.
I didn't read all the replies but I suggest you go buy some big disposable aluminum pans, lay some ice in them and put the shucked oysters on the ice and into a fridge or ice chest.
That way you can shuck them all ahead of time and be ready to roll.
I am not here to argue with anyone.

I really like a double patty smashburger with american cheese, shaved onions and bacon.

I also like a half pound burger cooked medium.

They aren't the same.

Both are delicious.

re: Blackstone rust

Posted by SmokedBrisket2018 on 7/30/24 at 1:50 pm to
I just meant for the application you are doing, I wouldn't use water. Pumice stone and oil.

I clean my seasoned griddle with water with no issue, but it's seasoned.

re: Blackstone rust

Posted by SmokedBrisket2018 on 7/30/24 at 8:54 am to
I have used the pumice brick for the same type of problem.
Just use oil and the stone until the rust comes off.
Wipe spot with paper towels to get off rusty oil.
Reapply oil to same spot, clean with paper towels until that spot wipes up clean oil.
Then add your oil to reseason that spot and you should be just fine.

No need to pumice the entire griddle if the rest of the top is seasoned.

ETA: I don't recommend using water.
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You created an account just to post this?

You're a sad creature.
Enough to make him the 307th richest man in the world. $7.6 billion net worth...
10 boxes of Franzia with that budget.