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Pork and fish combo? Borrowed from WTF pics thread.
 
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Here we are preparing a 2lb salmon filet for a few days of salt curing in the fridge. Never had it before.... Hopefully it's good cuz it's $10 a lb before buying the seasonings I didn't have.
 
My friend just did that for four or five days. Sliced thin and on a cracker or other hors d'oeuvre stuff, it was EXCELLENT!
 
I usually let seasoning rest on my salmon for only 5 minutes. Sounds like you're in for a salty finish.

heh.. :ror:

Shouldn't be too bad. I'm just going by the directions really. After 48-72 hrs in the fridge it says to rinse it very well so all the seasoning and salt should be mostly gone. I plan to try it thin sliced on unsalted crackers.
 
Shouldn't be too bad. I'm just going by the directions really. After 48-72 hrs in the fridge it says to rinse it very well so all the seasoning and salt should be mostly gone. I plan to try it thin sliced on unsalted crackers.


ahh gotcha "thumbsup"
 
Did some cream cheese filled bacon wrapped jalapenos. They didn't last long enough out of the oven to snap a finished shot.

^^ Those ribs look awesome.

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Yeah, nice ribs!

I have yet to have one of those atomic buffalo turds.

All their knives are different colors. "The color-coding makes it easy to choose the right knife for the job. It also helps guard against cross-contaminating food-for instance, by using the knife you've just used to cut meat on the vegetables."

Whatever. I was told by a friend it's a great knife and it's under $10 and the reviews are good.

I skipped the build thread and here's the final result after a couple of hours.
 

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All their knives are different colors. "The color-coding makes it easy to choose the right knife for the job. It also helps guard against cross-contaminating food-for instance, by using the knife you've just used to cut meat on the vegetables."

We have running water so there is no need to purchase hello kitty knives...

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Yeah, nice ribs!

I have yet to have one of those atomic buffalo turds.

All their knives are different colors. "The color-coding makes it easy to choose the right knife for the job. It also helps guard against cross-contaminating food-for instance, by using the knife you've just used to cut meat on the vegetables."

Whatever. I was told by a friend it's a great knife and it's under $10 and the reviews are good.

I skipped the build thread and here's the final result after a couple of hours.

Check out the Victorinox Forschner line of knives with the fibrox handles. They are cheap, a great steel that holds an edge very well and cheap. I love the 8" chef's knife, the thickness of the blade is just perfect. I have a few nicer knives, but I'm always on my 50 dollar Mac or my 25 dollar Forschner.

http://www.etundra.com/8__Chef's_Kn...&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CNzXxPSUzbUCFeeDQgod6XcAHA
 
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How about, it's pink so the cops will think it's a toy and not a real knife?
 
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