Birthday Meal For Pa - Pulled Pork, Bread, Salt, Big Bellas, & Cookie Cheese Balls

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my gf prob has all the stuff to make those thx I will get her to make some!
Good deal man 
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   Enjoy them 
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Hey Jeremy,

You've just been a cooking-and-posting force of nature recently!  I've very impressed with the birthday dinner for your dad.  Looks delicious and festive!  I'm sure that everyone really enjoyed it.

So for your smoked salt, would you mind sharing some specifics?  I haven't yet turned out any decent smoked salt, and I've tried several times.  I'd love to hear any details about how you smoke your salt.

Thanks very much, Jeremy!  

Have a great night,

Clarissa
 
 
Hey Jeremy,

You've just been a cooking-and-posting force of nature recently!  I've very impressed with the birthday dinner for your dad.  Looks delicious and festive!  I'm sure that everyone really enjoyed it.

So for your smoked salt, would you mind sharing some specifics?  I haven't yet turned out any decent smoked salt, and I've tried several times.  I'd love to hear any details about how you smoke your salt.

Thanks very much, Jeremy!  

Have a great night,

Clarissa
Thanks Clarissa 
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  Everyone enjoyed it very much & it was great to have the family together! I will gladly help you with whatever I can regarding how I do my salt - do you have any specific questions or do you want a general overview?
 
 
Thanks Clarissa 
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  Everyone enjoyed it very much & it was great to have the family together! I will gladly help you with whatever I can regarding how I do my salt - do you have any specific questions or do you want a general overview?
Hi Jeremy,

Getting the family together is what makes cooking so special!  Glad you had a great time.

And thanks so much!  If this is giving away too much info, please just ignore me.  But I was wondering what kind of screen you used, how thick a layer of salt you put down, how often do you stir (if at all), what temp, and how long you smoke the salt for.  Whew! Sorry, like I said, just ignore me if I am annoying!  
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Thanks again!

Clarissa
 
 
Hi Jeremy,

Getting the family together is what makes cooking so special!  Glad you had a great time.

And thanks so much!  If this is giving away too much info, please just ignore me.  But I was wondering what kind of screen you used, how thick a layer of salt you put down, how often do you stir (if at all), what temp, and how long you smoke the salt for.  Whew! Sorry, like I said, just ignore me if I am annoying!  
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Thanks again!

Clarissa
Giving away too much???


Here is the screen I use - it is just a grease spatter shield that I cut the handle off of so it would fit in my smoker.


It is a pretty fine screen.


I use coarse sea salt so it doesn't all fall through the screen.


I just put a thin layer & spread it out.


That keeps me from having to stir it & lose heat in the smoker.

I put the salt in when I am hot smoking anywhere from 225 - 275 degrees & let it in the whole time anywhere from 6 hours for ribs to 12 - 18 or so for butts, brisket etc. Once it cools off I put it in glass jars for storage & judgement. It may take anywhere from one to four or five smokes to get the salt smoked completely depending on the length of the smokes. Once it gets the right color & flavor I keep it ready for use in a glass jar. I also keep the salt labeled so I know what wood I have been smoking it with.


Here is after one smoke doing a pork butt.


Two different stages here - the one on the left obviously has much less smoke than the one on the right.

So far I have hickory, oak, maple, apple, cherry, pecan, & pitmaster's choice smoked salt & also a couple blends 
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I hope that helps answer your questions - if I wasn't clear enough or you have other questions just let me know...
 
You are absolute aces, Jeremy!   A completely clear and extremely helpful explanation.  Thank you so much!!

Have a great day, and thanks again!

Clarissa
 
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