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Ironic that my old post shows up today while I make another batch of bbb. Unfortunately I was gifted another box of hi mountain buckboard Bacon cure (which I really like) so my trying of different recipes has been delayed a year. I'll be doing 6 small butt pieces 4 will be hi mountain and two...
I would guess 220 VAC is what would be needed. I use a 120 volt 1500 watt heat element, it can hold 275⁰ with temps near 0 but I'm 1/4 the size of your fridge. You'll have a lot of meat to bring up to temp and a high rate of heat loss with the ventilation.
Well it wasn't affecting me much but it is now. I generally get a bunch of meat and process it. Pork was just on sale so I'm good there but only 1 lb of beef and 1 deer burger left. What I'm not understanding is where did all this meat go when I went to my parents this summer they said 11000...
Yes made the sauce with some kind of hot peppers and 9 ghost peppers, with vinegar added it yielded three 5 oz jars. Several peppers left so pickles are coming.
Thanks bear I've learned a lot from your posts.
Thanks I put that Texas Rub on everything
Not sure how much cooler a guy would want to go. I just need a genuine A-Maze-N smoke tube
For me it was do I finish the railing on the deck and split wood before the snow flies or smoke something.
Just a tiny piece left over
Actually it is melted...
Something I've been wanting to do and a recent thread reminded me that I need to try this. Just one block of cream cheese coated it with evoo ten drops of my fermented ghost pepper sauce then about a tablespoon of Jeff's Texas Rub. Smoked it for two hours at 200⁰ with alder pellets. The smoke...