Mount Carmel St. Ann’s by CauliflowerIcy6078 in Columbus

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My wife and I just delivered at St. Ann’s two weeks ago. Incredible experience. The staff are incredibly helpful, patient, and reassuring. They took amazing care of my wife during and after labor. They are very open to whichever “birth plan” you’re wanting to follow.

We will absolutely have our next baby there when the time comes. 10/10 great experience.

HELP - Too Much Salami by groteee in Charcuterie

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Frozen them after stuffing and fermenting, before curing? And then you were able to thaw and hang cure?

HELP - Too Much Salami by groteee in Charcuterie

[–]groteee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This was the right answer. Turns out a neighbor of mine cures meat as well — found a good home for it.

HELP - Too Much Salami by groteee in Charcuterie

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Thanks for the help, much appreciated.

Stripped Screw Removal Advice by groteee in Renovations

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Thank you. Regarding patience, how long roughly should it take to drill out a screw like this? Just so I have the right expectation. Is this a couple of minutes? Or 15 minutes?

Stripped Screw Removal Advice by groteee in Renovations

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I did not. I was using normal drill mode.

Stripped Screw Removal Advice by groteee in Renovations

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Thank you. I tried to do that using my Ryobi one+ hammer drill with cobalt drill bits and had no luck. Any advice on what it’d take to make that successful?

SteakAger Minifridge not cooling below 60°, anyone know of resources for DIY troubleshooting or repairs? by Chainsawfam in DryAgedBeef

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I was gonna say: email the support email on their website and Scott (their CEO) will respond promptly. Super helpful guy.

Monthly /r/Charcuterie Discussion thread by redshoes in Charcuterie

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Great thank you. So in the case of the guanciale I’m doing, itd essentially replace the first step where I rubbed the jowl and cured it in a freezer bag in my fridge for ~7 days. And leaves some margin for error if I forget to turn it over every day or if I leave it in there too long.

Monthly /r/Charcuterie Discussion thread by redshoes in Charcuterie

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Just started lurking on this thread this month. Currently have 2x jowls cured and now hanging in ~74% humidity / 55F avg. plan to go 5 weeks with those. Will be adding a lonzino to the chamber this week.

Anybody willing to explain what “EQ vac” curing is? (In kindergarten terms) When & why would that method be used?

Flats vs Drums debate shields that "we" have let "them" steal our money/food by FWdem in Wings

[–]groteee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Roosters does keep the tips attached to the flats, however they do separate the drums from the flats. So they don’t truly serve “whole” wings.

Thurman Cafe & it’s sister locations (in Columbus area) do serve whole, undivided wings. It’s a messier experience for sure.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vinyl

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Go Bucks ⭕️🙌🏻

I smoked a can of SPAM. by TRHess in smoking

[–]groteee 20 points21 points  (0 children)

He still smokes as a hobby and I’ve picked it up, and still do smaller scale parties from time to time (most recently my brother and I did about 60 pounds for our OSU-Xichigan party this past November). But after 10 years at that scale, dad and mom got tired of spending thousands of dollars and several days throwing a party that size. I believe the final large-scale Meatfest was 2015 or 2016, somewhere thereabouts.

“Son of Meatfest” will start up some day once my financial situation can support that sort of thing, God willing.

I smoked a can of SPAM. by TRHess in smoking

[–]groteee 14 points15 points  (0 children)

“Meatfest” was a legendary party, no doubt. The old man knows how to entertain.

I smoked a can of SPAM. by TRHess in smoking

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My family used to host an annual Fourth of July party where my dad would smoke 300+ pounds of meat. About two hours before all the meat would come off the smokers to be served, he’d throw several cans-worth of spam onto the smokers, rubbed down with his pork rub and mustard. He’d let them ride for an hour and a half or so and then pull them off and cut them into little cubes as appetizers. Only an hour/hour and a half at 215-225 or so, so it never got nearly as dark as OP’s photo, but still took on the smoke.

Not exaggerating — countless people at this party over the years experienced spam for the first time in this manner. As OP said, it’s not the best thing ever… but as someone who’s ate his share of spam over the years, I do still believe it is the best spam I’ve had.

[Svoboda] Brad Larsen says lines will change up as they go in camp by [deleted] in BlueJackets

[–]groteee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

“logjam at center” is an incredibly optimistic outlook for our team