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Having has some of the best spicy Shrimp and Grits that I have eaten in BB Kings last year I am looking to get a good recipe for it. It needs to use yellow corn grits - as that is all we can get here in the UK - and must have a good warming rounded flavour. I need to get 2 versions ready for 2...
An interesting turn of events. I don't think that it should affect the food safety policy here though !
Sessions clears way for food companies to ignore FDA guidance
Drugs, cosmetics, medical devices also now clear of some federal prosecutions for noncompliance
BY DAN FLYNN | FEBRUARY 13, 2018...
The issue with the lack of group management may be because, since the move, I no longer seem to be a Group Lead in the UK Group. I only noticed it was missing from seeing other members who have the "Group Lead" tag in addition to "OTBS" and "Premier Member".
If the sausages are already made then you may be better to hot smoke them with some additional smoke added - using a tube or other smoke generator. You will find that they will take on quite a smoky flavour. You can then freeze cooked/smoked and then thaw/reheat when you are ready to eat.
Hi Jonty and welcome to the forum. I am from Kent. It sounds like learning to weld would be a good start. What type of smoker are you using at the moment? A photo would be great. What have you been smoking so far?
Wade
There now does not appear to be any way of managing the new Social Groups. As a group lead of the UK group I used to be able to undertake some limited group management tasks which are not there in the new forum.
When SMF made policy changes and upgraded their platform it killed the UK Group so we have started a UK Forum - www.woodsmokeforum.uk - if you would like to take a look.
Cheers, Wade
Hi Tristan. How are you keeping? I hope that your health has improved
I am looking for photos of the salami curing chamber photos that you posted in PM. I have found the message thread but during the recent SMF site upgrade all attached pictures in private messages were stripped out. If you...
Initially I too found it to be unreliable however once I started zapping my dust in the microwave for a couple of minutes to reduce the moisture content its reliability greatly improved.
It will not damage the WSM but you may need to wipe some smoke residue off the bottom after you have...
Hi Homer
An inexpensive solution is to use your WSM as your smoke chamber and either a ProQ smoke generator or a steel kitchen sieve with dust or pellets.
Open up all of the bottom and top vents on your WSM and place the smoker legs on 3 bricks to raise it off the ground by a few inches. Take...
Personally I use a combination of Maverick ET-732/3 and the TGhermodata Smoke but the cost of these is usually quite scary for someone just starting out. There are now several ranges of low cost thermometers that are coming to market that are more affordable. The Inkbird is one of these and can...
Hi Fudduk and welcome to the group
As Jockaneezer says, what model of smoker do you have? That will help us be a little more specific with our advice.
Firstly, with most shop bought smokers you do not really need to make mods like flue extensions and you should not need to make any major...
From your original post I was not absolutely sure if you were having difficulty keeping the temperature down to 225 or whether you were having a problem getting it up to 225 ?
Some general questions?
Which is the main problem? Getting it up to temperature or stopping it from getting it too...
Hi B&B and welcome to the forum
Steve (Smokin Monkey) has pointed you towards the UK group and it would be good to see some photos of your OJ in action
What have you smoked so far?
Hi Mitch - great to have you on board. How are you getting on with the Callow. They are good inexpensive bullet smokers but please be aware that you cannot rely on the temperature gauge - most lid thermometers are fairly inaccurate but the ones supplied with the Callow are some of the most...
Totally with you there Dave. It is a but of a psychological barrier I think. Seeing a bit of pink in the joint also makes me think twice - even when I know it is perfectly safe.