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Yes when you get the gag factor it makes you want to throw the carboy away. These kits are put out by Brew House not sure if you can get them in the U.S. or not it does simplify things and its not a bad product
Ok boys I will keep in touch and lets you's know how it goes I hope its not worst than cat piss Cat piss I can handle worst than that it will become fertilizer or drain cleaner
I guess if it comes out like soy sauce I will have to make a lot of Chinese food ha ha but if it works for marinating a brisket or two it has its use anyway
Yes I have made quite a few of these kits but it seems that they could have a bit more bite to it it is a flavor of Guinness if you have had that well no guts no glory lol
Thanks for responding the wort comes and its just a case of adding the yeast to it I have never gone to the full making from scratch that's why I thought that boil up a strong brew of coffee and let it cool then at to the wort and I do agree that molasses is powerful so one does want to add...
Here is maybe a dumb question is one smarter to inject the brine as well as brining pork bellies in a wet brine and will this cut down the brining time any thoughts on this would be appreciated
I just did 6 lbs in a dry rub of pink salt coarse pepper onion powder and garlic powder in the fridge turning it over every day for 12 days then into the smoker after a good wash and let it stand for a day to get sticky finish then into smoke for 6hrs of maple came out not to bad certainly...
Well I never got any responses as to any ones opinion of using or have used a Bradley cold smoker adaptor so I guess I will go ahead and purchase it then I will know for my self
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