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A year ago I had some friends over that won't eat meat, but wanted something smoked.
Hm. Okay. ...
I didn't want to give them yet another SOS black bean burger, so I lurked around the forums and found inspiration from a thread on smoked crab legs.
Well, that recipe may have been my undoing...
The diagram may not turn out really well on the forums, but here is a link to download a high resolution image: http://i.imgur.com/5Dp2D7q.jpg
Lemme know if this doesn't do the trick.
I didn't know there were updates on this thread until just now. It's really funny to see some folks get all wound up over some homemade bisquettes.
I enjoy learning and experimenting, so this sort of thing is fun for me. And now that I know how to do it, the costs are negligible.
I've got a...
Hiya Smokewood,
I think the chainsaw chippings & dust will work fine, as long as there aren't any splinters or slivers. The bisquettes can fall apart along splinters or slivers, so its better to have the chips real small.
Mixing dust & chippings is good because the dust fits between the...
Finished pressing the next batch and now they're air drying.
Here's the recipe:
5 parts wood chips
1 part water
1 part potato starch
Mix thoroughly, creating a moist but not watery solution.
The resulting mash should easily crumble in your hands:
I press the bisquettes using:
- a 4"...