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Thanks everyone for the help. So the one thing Im a little confused on yet is when to use cure and when not to use cure. I want to start making some jerky too and I know you need cure in that but Im not sure why or why not.
These are just kielbasi sliced thick, wrapped in bacon to form a "shot glass" and then you can fill them with whatever you want. I just usually sprinkle a heavy hand of dry rub inside, but you can put in cheese, pulled pork, whatever you want really. They are also good with just sausage. What...
So I have a pretty cheapo electric meat grinder with a sausage attachment and it's the next thing I really want to give a go at. Would someone give me a walk through for how to make some very basic sausage? Recipe, casing selection, where to find cure #1, how to tie up the casing, should I hot...
It really comes down to preference. I smoke mine depending on the weight 6-8 hours. I just did a couple 7 pound pork shoulders this weekend and I smoked them for about 6 hours. I would of gone longer but they cooked quickly.
So I have a couple questions for everyone now that Christmas is here and parts to my smoking heaven are showing up. I'm starting to set-up my shed and I'm wondering if it will be okay to leave my thermometers/meat grinder/slicer and other tools and what not in the shed between smokes. Im...
Thank you for the concern but trust me, I still leave the door open during the whole cook time just to be safe. I don't need to pass out in my shed and overcook my BBQ ;)
Figured I'd share my recipe also. I love teriyaki!
2 tablespoon cornstarch
2 tablespoon cold water
1/3 cup white sugar
1/3 cup of brown sugar
1 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup cider vinegar
2 clove of garlic, minced
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp of ground black pepper
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So I finally talked the Fiance into giving me the Weber early this weekend so I seasoned it Saturday while my chicken was brining and then I smoked them on Sunday. Oh and these chickens were still walking around on Friday so this was an excellent meal. I am already in love with this smoker...