The outside was clean already for most part and stays that way, inside I used an organic degreaser and jet setting on hose. Let it dry then went to work. The real shiny part is fresh high heat paint made for grill to stop rust for any exposed metal I might have caused.tctenten said:Chris the pictures of your WSM above....what did you use to clean it. Nice and shiny black, mine has creosote all over the interior. I may try to put the hinge and gaskets on this weekend.
JoynersHotPeppers said:I am doing that damn pot roast soon thanks to you....it was lost in the archives
That is all I have growing The wife skinned them but oh well.grantmichaels said:Looks good!
I've recently switched to English cukes so I could retain the skin (where the healthy stuff is, I think) ...
I imagine you've tried them, but if not ...
Have you had broccoli rabe? Not the same taste IMOgrantmichaels said:I trust, I guess ... but I hate broccoli ...
nothing wrong with that ! i love my food saver !JoynersHotPeppers said:Not a pretty plate but sometimes it has to be done. Nothing better than a vacuum sealed bag of pulled pork, drop it in hot water and serve!
JoynersHotPeppers said:Have you had broccoli rabe? Not the same taste IMO
Hard to describe really, not like most things from a veggie standpoint but it does have a tad of bitter finish.grantmichaels said:
What's the taste, in that case?
JoynersHotPeppers said:Hard to describe really, not like most things from a veggie standpoint but it does have a tad of bitter finish.
I would eat that all day long. Broccoli rabe is probably my favorite green veggie.JoynersHotPeppers said:I did not cook it but ate the hell out of it!
Dinic's is famous in Philly and this is their beef with broccoli rabe!
It really is hard to describe. But when it's cooked correctly it's so good.JoynersHotPeppers said:Hard to describe really, not like most things from a veggie standpoint but it does have a tad of bitter finish.
Just sautée it in olive oil & garlic to start and see if you like it.grantmichaels said:OK, lay it on me ... I'll give it a shot.
I can will london broil lelftovers into a passable roast beef cold cut.
tctenten said:Just sautée it in olive oil & garlic to start and see if you like it.