Brine Early: Start brining at least 4 hours before cooking for small cuts of meat like chicken breasts or pork chops. Larger cuts, such as turkey or ham, can benefit from a longer brine time, up to 24 hours. Add Flavor with Aromatics: Enhance the flavor by adding garlic, herbs, spices...
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Brine Formula: (for beef, pork or chicken) distilled water, tepid sea salt, (or salt without iodine) 1 lb. dark brown sugar 4 oz. Colgin liquid smoke, (natural hickory) 1 fresh uncooked egg, in shell You will want to combine all of the above ingredients in a non-reactive vesse...
The brine is just water and salt…I think we usually do 1tsp in 1 cup water roughly. And make sure to leave it on the plate so when it bubbles over your counter doesn’t get soaked! You can use vinegar but it decreases the probiotic effects since vinegar inhibits bacterial growth. ...
For dinner this week, I made a big bowl of my family’s favorite salad. It is basically grilled chicken, bow tie pasta, croutons, mozzarella cheese, and sliced cucumbers. It’s very basic, but it is not only great, but it is one that both of my non-salad eating boys devour. With...