Then it was over cooked. Virtually no fat on bison. Gets chewy real quick.The only bison I ever had was good, but it took forever to chew
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Then it was over cooked. Virtually no fat on bison. Gets chewy real quick.The only bison I ever had was good, but it took forever to chew
OK, it was at the Waverly Hotel.....Then it was over cooked. Virtually no fat on bison. Gets chewy real quick.
And?OK, it was at the Waverly Hotel.....
I use leggs bar-b-Que seasoning it usually with there sausage seasoning,a friend that cooks in the cook offs that normally places told me it’s all he uses.its all I use also,pork chicken,and beef.1.5 lb. Pork porterhouse beauty. Tired a dry brine. Borderline salty. What are yalls thoughts on dry brining?
That's all i used most of the time. A.C, Leggs Blend 107I use leggs bar-b-Que seasoning it usually with there sausage seasoning,a friend that cooks in the cook offs that normally places told me it’s all he uses.its all I use also,pork chicken,and beef.
Yes sir, buy it by the case and save or get someone to go in and half it up, you can save some big bucks.Legg's doesn't sell anything that isn't good. I like this when I smoke butts. All of their blends are top notch and they make a TON of different seasonings.
I dry brine almost everything I smoke. Cover liberally with whatever seasoning and let it sit in the fridge for a minimum of 24 hours. Wouldn't do it any other way. Well, maybe one other way. Green label Dale's and Allegro are the only wet brines I do, but never for smoking, only grilling.What are yalls thoughts on dry brining?