I need a bacon tutorial
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Make your own bacon - no smoker needed
Comments (16)Yes you must inject. Using only the canister and vacuum (Food Saver one??) will not allow the brine to penetrate properly. They also so this with all hames. My pump is 4 ounce capacity and has a long needle with several side holes punched into it. I push the needle all the way in, and start to pump in the brine while slowly taking out the needle. The pumping makes the meat swell up. I weigh before and after to ensure the proper amount of brine. These people have a brass one at $12.50 - http://www.alliedkenco.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1003 The site below has a stainless one from Morton, for $30. Both are decnet quailty. I also added a regular needle that looks like a giant needle on a syringe, with the end tapered at an angle. This is used in thinner meat poultry brining as its got no side holes. At best the vacuum pump on a FS machine will only give you about 15-20 in. Whereas a regular vacuum pump would bring down the vacuum to 30 in. BE CAREFUL!! don't get ANY liqiid ito the vacuum hose or pump!! My more powerful vacuum pump also has a moisture trap to collect any liquids that might enter the hose. Here is a link that might be useful: Brine Pump...See MoreI need a Hydrangea tutorial..,
Comments (4)Luis_pr : you are a Hydrangea genius! I am having the same problem, with the wilting and burning of my plant, which I moved from the back of the house due to ZERO sun, and lots of leaves but not blooms. I have several back there, and I started with one last fall. I gets morning/early day sun, but not more than 2 hours, so I was surprised about the burning. The leaves are very light green, which I know is not right. I got one pale pink bloom, and I think it's a lace cap since it was rather flat, not a big ball, but it could just be the fact that its the first year. I was pleasantly surprised to get the bloom I got. My questions:1) will it adjust to the sun it's getting next year? 2) when I move the others (4 of the same type and a few babies that grew beneath the Oak leaf that's growing in back (albeit just one bloom), what kind of sun can they handle? I have room right next to the wilty one, and also around the corner in the front, which gets probably at least 4 hrs of late afternoon sun. I was worried its too much sun for hydrangeas, but not enough for Lilacs - what I really want to plant there. Let me know your thoughts about sun, and maturing hydrangeas. I am going out to water it right now! Thanks....See MoreBona tutorial needed!!
Comments (0)Can someone tell me how you use your Bona cleaner for hardwood floor. Do you use the mop with built in bottle of cleaner or do you spray pad or floor instead? Also, do you need lots of pads and how often do you change pads? Or do you stop and wash out pad? How do you decide if you need refresher or cleaner? Am getting ready to do whole house and want to have supplies before I start. Any step by step instructions would be appreciated!...See MoreNeed Free EASY tutorial for ???
Comments (6)You can make and test the "site" on your own computer, as long as the directory and file names match what you will be using on the web and you stick to plain HTML and JAVA applets. It gets tricky if you want to do server-side things like CGI and PHP. Example: If you have a home page as ~fred just make a directory called website and make all the subdirectories you willuse. website/images website/auctions website/blah As long as you keep the links RELATIVE (/images/picture.jpg and not C:\\website\images\picture.jpg) you can test the links and debug the site structure. Then up-load....See Morefawnridge (Ricky)
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