Month: February 2015

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This chart, from My Best Smoker, covers the cook times and cooking temperatures of 17 of the most mouth-watering meats. You can learn to smoke brisket, salmon, chicken, turkey, ribs, and even hot wings. The outermost ring (light red) on the inside of each meat tells you what temperature to smoke at, then the yellow ring tells you for how long, and the brownish ring on the inside tells you the recommended internal temperature of the meat so you know when it’s done. The graphic is designed for use with electric smokers, but some of these suggestions may still work with charcoal or dry smokers.

Smoking Times and Temperature | My Best Smoker via Visual.ly

Learn How to Perfectly Smoke Any Kind of Meat with This Chart

from Lifehacker

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Since I got my tax return, I decided to bite the bullet and get a new coffee roaster. I’ve agreed to the terms of use and whatnot and hopefully today this beauty will be on it’s way. SO SHINY.

Quest M3 Coffee Roaster

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Ben Schmidt, an assistant professor of history at Northeastern University, was curious about careers after college degrees, so he used a quick Sankey diagram to look at data from the American Community Survey. College degrees are on the left, and professions are on the right. The thicker a line that connects a degree and a profession, the more people tend to go a certain route.