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I use the AMNSP in my cold smoke only smoke house, the size is about 3'6 x 4' x 7 feet to inside peek. I have used it with great success. I have really liked using corn cob pellets in it. It has not been my experience that you need to light both ends but to each his own.
This post made me cringe and giggle at the same time. Bless those people that post that all they use is a manual grinder and it does a great job. I had to use one once and was willing to do unmentionable things to Never have to do it again. That's just me, I might be a whimp.
I do not have sodium phosphate, I hope the good news is that all of these recipes call for water, I was waiting to mix that in upon grinding so it has not been added in yet. Thanks Pop's.
I hope I already know the answer to this question but thought I would tap into the fount of experience here in the forums.
I cut about 25 Lbs of pork butt into 2 " pieces and used three different recipe spice blends + cure and incorporated that into 3 units, covered those three units and put it...
Here are the first things I smoked in the new smokehouse: 2 sides of bacon and 1 20lb ham. The bacon here is just starting to take good color. We enjoyed it immensely! Next time I'll use Pop's brine recipe on the ham.
Thanks everyone, this house is built mostly with a sycamore tree that I fell 21 years ago to make room to dig a pound.I had it sawn into lumber at that time and it has been stacked ever since. I wanted a new cold, smokehouse so what a better use for that big beautiful tree.
Yes I have smoked a...
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