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No plans to be honest, I just know my MES struggles with hot spots. I've had sausages where one end is 152 but the other end is like 138. I try and do my best at flipping them but there is always places that never get over 150. Just want to make sure I am being safe.
Sorry if this a still a silly question but can someone explain this to me.
My question is, if you are using a cure in sausage, why does everyone insist that you smoke it to an IT of 150*? Isn't it safe to eat at a much lower IT, seeing as the cure would have killed all the bacteria?
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Sorry I should have been a little clearer with my questions.
Should you dry it too before putting smoke on it? Does it absorb smoke the same as a whole meat meaning if I do 3 hours of smoke on my regular jerky would the smoke flavor be close to the same? Maybe they are silly questions, I'm just...
About how long do you keep the smoke on it? Is it kind of the same as muscle jerky? I normally dry it for an hour at 120 then bump it up to 140and put smoke on it for 3 hours. Then after that 170 till finished.
Sorry to necrobump an old post....
How do you tell if your GB is cooked enough? Isn't it kind of hard to get and internal temp when it's so thin?
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I know a lot of people use the tubes on gas grills and I had a safety question. Most gas bbqs do not come with a thermocouple safety valve. If the flame blows out could the amnps relight the propane causing an explosion?
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I'm going to have the electric motor gear down so it turns at almost hand speed. I've done about 4 whole pig roast and normally it takes about 8 to 10 hours so I don't want to be standing there turning for that long.
As far as the gas sadly no natural gas available but I plan on putting this...
Thanks for the response. Yes I'm going with three separate needle valves to control the gas flow. I planned on using like a angle iron heat shield maybe a about 6" in width. Over each burner. Do you think that would work?
How does this crude drawing look to you guys for a pig roaster / BBQ / smoker combo? I'm adding in a mailbox mod for my pellet tray underneath on the left hand side with the stack on the right hand side. Do you think that that will be adequate for smoke? It's going to be heated by three long...
Thanks for the replies. I live in Alberta Canada so I dont know if that would work. I've never used an amnps before I guess I should check it out.
I also thought maybe I could put a needle valve regulator off the propane tank to get it to go lower than what the controls on the barbecue could...