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I just bought a VEVOR #32 at a good price under $500. It's twice as big as my last one. I actually thought i was getting the 12 but I guess I puched the wrong button when ordering so I'll keep it.
You have my vote ! Had a friend ask me what kabanosy was? really......, and he is a sausage guy. I told him it was like a buck stick or a slim Jim - and also gave him a education in sausages. You did a good job and the recipe is simple and spot on. congrats !!
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Rotate the sausages several times. Looks likes they could have been touching each other of inside the smoker th smoke was crawling the sides of the unit. keep exhaust wide open.
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Ditto what you said. I have also used the Marianski proceedures for 20+ years and have had good results and no failures. Right now I just finished up 20lbs brisket/pork for dried sausage, I let it sit over 24 hours in the shop at 75* and 70% humidity and then have smoked it during the wee hours...
that looks incredibly delicious.. thank you for sharing and postin the photos. that goes a long way with SMF folks. No pic it didnt happen, thanks again.
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WoW ! very nice all the way around. Looks great and the texture looks great also. I enjoy the smaller size of the links....great on a bun with some mustard n relish or just plain. i will add this to my recipe book. Thank you for sharing this with the group !
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I would put 2 vents on each side. Size them according to the intake vent. I would make the exhaust vent equal too or larger than the volume of you intake air vent to assure good air flow. The reason for vents on both side would be to compensate for wind direction. Generally I leave my vents wide...