CaseT
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Use of open flame has been banned in my neck of the woods until the forest fires subside. So the charcoal will have to wait. Which fine the stores don't have charcoal anyways which is nuts because I saw people posting mountains of it in the Midwest, and east.
So now its hot and smokey so its making cooking even more challenging. Too hot to cook indoors to smokey to cook outdoors! BlackStone in the garage it is!
Just a breakfast cook. Made homemade English muffins. Then cooked up some home cured bacon for egg muffin sandwees.
Here's how I make my Bacon:
I used the following recipe. One thing I'd do differently is I'd add 1/2 cup less milk. In my opinion the dough was too loose. We usually do not have milk in house so we use NFDM. I usually add it dry to teh dry ingredients and add the water needed when I mix in the wet ingredients.
This is the recipe I have used in the past and it has 1/2 cup less milk. The dough is not as loose and easier to work with and the muffins hold their shape better. My wife did like the addition of the wheat from serious eats recipe. So next go around I'll make a hybrid of these two.
Used my little one egger to make a perfect muffin size egg.
We have two of them so I capped it for sunny side up.
So now its hot and smokey so its making cooking even more challenging. Too hot to cook indoors to smokey to cook outdoors! BlackStone in the garage it is!
Just a breakfast cook. Made homemade English muffins. Then cooked up some home cured bacon for egg muffin sandwees.
Here's how I make my Bacon:
Bacon Season has arrived
Well at least for me as I cold smoke all my bacon. Been in the 20's and lower at night and 40's during the day. Perfect for cold smoking bacon. Costco had bellies on sale so I grabbed a couple. Back on the 17th I started the curing process. As I normally do I used Digging Dog Farms...
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I used the following recipe. One thing I'd do differently is I'd add 1/2 cup less milk. In my opinion the dough was too loose. We usually do not have milk in house so we use NFDM. I usually add it dry to teh dry ingredients and add the water needed when I mix in the wet ingredients.
Old-Fashioned, No-Knead English Muffins Recipe
You don't need the Muffin Man to enjoy delicious English muffins at your next weekend brunch. This recipe uses an overnight rise to get perfectly puffed muffins every time.
www.seriouseats.com
This is the recipe I have used in the past and it has 1/2 cup less milk. The dough is not as loose and easier to work with and the muffins hold their shape better. My wife did like the addition of the wheat from serious eats recipe. So next go around I'll make a hybrid of these two.
BA’s Best English Muffins
The dough will seem fairly wet when shaping into rounds, but the high hydration is key to forming those trademark nooks and crannies. This is part of BA's Best, a collection of our essential recipes.
www.bonappetit.com
Used my little one egger to make a perfect muffin size egg.
We have two of them so I capped it for sunny side up.