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Great to hear a success story like this, I've soaked a belly ( my first ever ) for almost two weeks. And now I have an emergency and have to leave. Will have to pour out some of the brine then freeze the belly, will thaw it when I get back and dry it in the fridge. When that's done I will warm...
Put some file ts in a Ziploc bag with "Italian Dressing" let soak overnight. Next day, remove the file ts "do not rinse" then season with your favorite rub or seasoning. Smoke with a lite smoke, apple, alder etc. Used to camp out on a beach about 135 miles south of San Felipe, Baja. Had allot...
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No you don't. I have have tried brines and not cared much for them. Before I smoke salmon I put them in a zip lock bag with "Italian dressing" squeeze the air out and zip it. A few hours or overnight in the fridge works good. The oil in the dressing keeps the meat from drying...
Have had the "ProQ" and "A-maze-n" for about 4 years, they both do a good job. The sawdust works better for me if I measure out what I want to use, then dump it on a cookie sheet and spread it around. I then bake the dust at 250* for 30 min. to dry it out. Living in southwest Oregon, things...
No real reason to use pork cheek. Just needed a lump of "somthing" under the center of the bologna to open up the fingers for a good smoke. You could use most anything.
WOW it was good!!
Have seen recipes for smoked bologna and just had to try it. Since it's my first time with Bologna I thought I would keep it simple, no rub, just 2 1/2 hr Maple smoke at about 230* and go from there. Hard to find chub Bologna in South West Oregon, so finally found it in Grants Pass. Got a 3 lb...
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