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Thanks guys! It isn't a true Drying Cabinet..it's my Smoke Hollow smoker..I put a hot plate under it and adjust temp to hold at 50-55... I put a container of water on the inside and the humidity holds at 70-75%, when im ready to smoke I simply put it outdoors and use my A Maz N 12" tube with...
Ok...first photo is day #1 In drying cabinet.... Second..About 12'days drying...Third... After 4 hrs in cold hickory Smoke on 13th day..... Few more weeks to cure and finish drying
D.S. this tube is just PERFECT for cheese, I've done quite a few!! No heat at all to speak of!! I just place it according to where the smoke will vent out, so for example if your vent is to the right of smoker place tube below cheese and to the left...this way smoke drifts towards the vent.
Actually it's just a Cheapo Smoke Hollow cabinet.... When I smoke the Soprasatta this weekend I'll use my A Maz N 12" tube to apply cold smoke...hickory pellets. I'll post more pics then!
Pushok... I just use my smoking cabinet with a hot plate underneath I adjust heat to 50-55 degrees ... I keep it in my garage as it's too cold up here in The Catskills of NY. Weight loss of 30% of original green weight is the target.
It's been about 11 days drying...this weekend I apply a light cold hickory Smoke then back into drying cabinet till meat has lost 30% of it's green weight...I'll post more photos as I go along!
For the past several years our local gun club hosts the WOUNDED VETERANS TURKEY HUNT...members of various armed forces that lost limbs or suffered other injuries in battle are taken out one on one with club members who call turkeys and help the Vet manuver in the woods. Cabela's donates gear...
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