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Who cares what it looks like! The taste is what matters! Lesson learned for next time - as you can always learn from a failure. Good at you for posting!!
I'd be worried if it tasted otherwise!! I don't get why a lot of jerky has to have so much seasoning. I'm good with curing it, rinsing, and coating in pepper. KISS. Nice job!
Do yourself a favor and boil the seeds in salted water for 10 minutes, coat in oil/butter and seasonings, then throw on your smoker @ 250* or 300* until they reach your desired crispness! Boiling breaks down the 'goo' even further, and helps to make the shell more crisp for eating whole!
I can't speak for the granton, but I love my smooth Victorinox. Good choice on getting the fibrox handles as well. Inexpensive knives, but they hold such a sharp edge if taken care of. Buy yourself some slip covers if you store in a drawer.
Ouch! That's crazy! I can get lengua for $2-3/tongue when I hit the local market shop we have. I think I bought 3 lbs of beef tallow, 2 trimmed beef hearts and tongues for a total of $20. I think he was just glad I was taking off with the product no one wants. Oh well! My gain!
I can't speak much on the multiple inlets, as I have a single inlet @ 2", and a single exhaust @ 2", however; if you could answer a few questions we may be able to help you a bit better. When you're at 225*, is that wide open on both inlets and exhaust? Rule of thumb is to leave the exhaust wide...
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