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Are you going to add a temperature control to the mix?
Or are you going to constantly monitor the temperature and physically adjust the temperature manually throughout the entire smoking process?
I tried it both ways over the years and found out with the lack of temperature controls it was...
Well now I have my Smokin-it #3 smoker and a thermoworks smoke thermometer.
Now still working on a couple of other things I need to figure out and I will be all set.
* cold smoking for low temperatures.
* and moisture removal when making jerky
The wish list never ends.
I just purchased a new Smokin-It Model #3 electric smoker. In the past I built my own smokers and was pretty successful smoking just about everything and learning many lessons along the way for over 45 years.
Now that I am in my 60's I am getting a little lazy and tired of baby sitting smokers...
I have been getting into experimenting with combination processing lately.
* Summer sausage: Do the smoking in the smoker when smoking is completed bag it and finish it in the Sous Vide.
* Jerky: Do the smoking in the smoker when smoking is completed finish it in the dehydrator.
I ended up purchasing the Cabela's 80 Liter dehydrator and have been using it for 5 years now and have had good luck with it. They also make a 180 Liter model.
First of all it is specific to the type of sausage you plan on making.
As a general rule I have been grinding my sausage twice.
First grind with a 1/2” plate and second grind with 3/16” plate.
I grind through the 1/2” plate then mix my seasoning after mixing I grind again through the 3/16”...
I truly appreciate everyone’s honest opinions and input on this subject.
I think I will try doing a pork butt.
I will put my thermometer into the thickest part of the butt away from the bone.
I will put the butt into the smoker cold and set the temperature control knob 225 degrees.
I...
I just purchased a brand new Smokin-It #3 (Analog) over the holidays.
I did the break in procedure by turning the unit temperature up to 250 degrees for 4 hours with wood in the smoke box.
After the four hours break in I started to take a look at the internal temperatures.
I set the knob...
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