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I keep buying ribs, first a restaurant pack of half rack babybacks from a grocery store they were 28 lbs now 20 more pounds of what I'm assuming are chuck short ribs from the butcher I guess the price was right but its just two of us. I've never done beef ribs but excited to give it a go this...
What would you consider breakfast sausage? I generally consider sage and pepper for breakfast sausage AC Legg #10 or excalibur pork sausage #10 are great options but I've only used straight pork in these. I've done lots of country style sausage with game it's all been good.
Does that have built in heating elements at bottom and sides. Mines half that size and was double the price. I also had plenty of issues getting a nice smoke. I like where your at with that build. I use a cooling fan that is thermostaticly controlled turns on at 122⁰ off at 90⁰ will see how that...
That looks real good my first batch was also good then I overdried the next two. Send some this way and I'll give you an honest opinion. A girl I work with uses this for chicken jerky its pretty good gets it at Walmart
I have been running out of options around here. for a couple years walmart and sams were always off on their weight so if you took account of their finger on the scale the prices were the same as all the other stores. Quality has taken a hit this year so I just shop around. You will see that we...
as far as placement goes, on mine the hottest area is near the exhaust, the coolest is opposite just leave enough wire out so you can move it around some. They always start out looking nice and neat then this happens.
It would be best to use the shortest 12 gauge cord necessary. There is a voltage drop across the extension cord. Turn off anything else that is plugged into the same circuit. If your home wiring has too long of a run it could also be a problem
I would dump the calculations in ounces since you buy meat by the pound and measure your ingredients in grams also the results only need to be rounded to two digits after the decimal (2.77 vs 2.7700364257). This is mine although its still a work in progress
my cure is fixed at a lower rate, I...
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