Gotta admit thats a jammin Journey tune.
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Gotta admit thats a jammin Journey tune.Last edited by Jon Solberg; August 12, 2014, 09:34 PM. -
I like the song Faithfully. Memories of being a youngster.Comment
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And this long distance dedication goes out to mod AHL. Its the 1982 single released by the mega band Journey....Comment
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Going to do some testing this weekend. Going to process some rub and apply with a short sit. Going to do a second rack with a long sit without running the rub thru the mill. Watch this space.Comment
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Originally posted by Jon View Post
Are you putting the salt in the rub or are you applying it as a separate dry brine?Comment
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Originally posted by Jon View Post
Jon that's an awesome video. We can't wait to see how things turn out. When you post the result, can you provide a short text description of how the control and test ribs differ? I think that'd help people keep track of what you described in the part 1 video as they watch the part 2 video.Comment
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Okay, heres a looonnnggg look and my prep and rub test. Just to recap, yesterday I made a batch of MMD. I ran some thru a blender to process it to a very fine powder. Some I left as is.
I rubbed:
1/2 rack with the UNprocessed MMD. Let it sit for 40 min.
1/2 rack with processed MMD Let it sit for 40 min.
1 rack with UNprocessed MMD let the sit for 4 hours.
I'll these were in the fridge.
(the butcher twine was used to mark my control)
I'll post the results in a comment as well.Comment
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Final Results:
1/2 rack with processed MMD Let it sit for 40 min. NO NOTICED TEXTURE
1 rack with UNprocessed MMD let the sit for 4 hours. NO NOTICED TEXTURE
1/2 rack with the UNprocessed MMD. Let it sit for 40 min. TEXTURE WAS THERE!
Mystery solved!
I'm having some Vimeo issues.
Last edited by Jon Solberg; August 20, 2014, 12:20 PM.
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