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Pijm It




  Pijm It




 
I just had a taste of my first smoked fatty. O my Gosh! I have a new Pign ...
favorite food. WOW, very intriguing!! Can you post and/or direct me to a website that
Greek layers: details the mechanics of making these wonderful creations?
Pesto A side thought ... anyone ever had/made scotch eggs? Hmmmmmmm ...
Sawtayyyyyed Spinach BG in WV
Sawtayyyyyed green peppers and onions Billy Goat,
black and green olives Give this a try. Everything you need to know and more.
red peppers I haven't had the scotch eggs.
feta cheeeeeze Dave
6 Italian cheeeezes http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forums/fo...isplay.php?f=89
Pepperoni Pign it
olives Binny Jaat




 
mushrooms Billy Goat,
Sawtayyyyyyed peppers and onions Give this a try. Everything you need to know and more.
parmeziannnn I haven't had the scotch eggs.
provolona Dave
banana peppers http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forums/fo...isplay.php?f=89
Smoked these little darlins for 2.5 hours with a sweet mesquite smoke Pign ...
flowing gently over them the entire time....... dhanks for the link!
Smoked them on the el Cheapo Brinkman. The Masterbuilt is in the garage Here's a recipe for Scotch eggs ... Hmmmm ... Not healthy! But good!
getting a smoke daddy installed. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/vie...otch-Eggs-11508
Man o Man! These are addicting! Tomj M




 
Umcle Vab




  Smoking Meat Forums is a pretty good site.
Pign It - BG, I will have to try those Scotch Eggs! They look great!
Wonderful looking food - thank you for sharing! Newbei




 
Is "fatty" an official type name or your name for them? i am going to try those next week when i get my smoker. but by god that
Vab must be very very greasy with the sausage and bacon
Fatty is the preferred nomenclature for a stuffed smoked sausage around 70chevinle




 
the web from my understanding. Very, very popular on smoking forums. I made 2 last week while I was smoking a chuck roll. The first was hot
Usually a "side" that people thrown on during long smokes to have as a sausage stuffed with jalapenos and cheddar the other was requested by
mid-smoke snack. buddy. Sage sausage stuffed with tater tots and cheddar. Both were
Pijm It




  excellent. Future fatty is French toast and syrup
Pign It -  
Wonderful looking food - thank you for sharing!  
Is "fatty" an official type name or your name for them?  
A couple of days ago I'd never heard of them. What a find. There are  
entire forums dedicated to "Fatties".  
Avnimg Joy




   
A couple of days ago I'd never heard of them. What a find. There are  
entire forums dedicated to "Fatties".  
Those look great. Although I live in California, It dips down into the  
40's at night so before I turn in at night I put one on the electric  
smoker with a timer. When we get up, its breakfast Fatties for everyone  
.  
Ya, I know... meat should be stored colder. But we all can't live where  
I freezes at night.  
shillj




   
Great job and photos of your fatties. I've only done them in my Big  
Green Egg and had not considered using my MEC but might try some in the  
electric smoker.  
Shelly  
Binny Jaat




   
I just had a taste of my first smoked fatty. O my Gosh! I have a new  
favorite food.  
Greek layers:  
Pesto  
Sawtayyyyyed Spinach  
Sawtayyyyyed green peppers and onions  
black and green olives  
red peppers  
feta cheeeeeze  
6 Italian cheeeezes  
Pepperoni  
olives  
mushrooms  
Sawtayyyyyyed peppers and onions  
parmeziannnn  
provolona  
banana peppers  
Smoked these little darlins for 2.5 hours with a sweet mesquite smoke  
flowing gently over them the entire time.......  
Smoked them on the el Cheapo Brinkman. The Masterbuilt is in the garage  
getting a smoke daddy installed.  
Man o Man! These are addicting!  
Pign ...  
WOW, very intriguing!! Can you post and/or direct me to a website that  
details the mechanics of making these wonderful creations?  
A side thought ... anyone ever had/made scotch eggs? Hmmmmmmm ...  
BG in WV  




>Trentino-Alto Adige is located in the with an Italian Chardonnay or Riesling.
center of Italy's northern border Other fish prepared in this manner
touching Switzerland and Austria. include salmon and carp.
Trentino is the southern part of the You'll enjoy the local Choucroute
region. Its tourist attractions include (Sauerkraut) dishes with a wide variety
the Dolomite mountains, called "the most of pork cuts including ham hocks,
beautiful work of architecture even sausages, back bacon and salt pork, The
seen" by the famous architect Le sauerkraut is heated with Riesling (or
Corbusier, glacier lakes, and Alpine Champagne) and includes juniper berries,
forests. The region is officially and other spices. Complete this meal
bilingual and the local cuisine reflects with an Italian Riesling or
a lot of Germanic influence. Gewurtztraminer. If you are going to use
Why not start your meal with Orzetto or Champagne, go Italian with Franciacorta
Gerstensuppe (Barley Soup) made with DOCG from Lombardy.
onions and vegetables? It goes well with Garretto di Maiale (Pork Hocks) are a
an Italian Chardonnay. Of course, you fine, often winter, dish. They are easy
probably won't finish a bottle of wine to make but do take a long time in the
with the soup, so consider the following oven. Enjoy them with an Italian
dish, a fine regional specialty. Riesling.
Blaue Forelle (Trout in Poached Wine Save room for dessert. One of the local
Vinegar, literally Blue Trout) is one of specialties is Strudel di Frutta (Fruit
the highlights of the local cuisine. It Strudel). This delicious dessert
gets its name from the fish's skin which typically includes apples and raisins,
turns steely blue when cooked in the pine nuts, and lemon. Enjoy it with a
vinegar sauce, but only if it's Gewurztraminer from Alto Adige or a
completely fresh. Enjoy this specialty Moscato d'Asti from Piedmont.
 

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