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You must have a good relationship with your butcher. The pigs over here are giving me hassles with the back half of their bellies being thin with about 70% fat. How do you make sure all your purchased bellies are usable?
I tried the diggingdogfarm calculator that was linked and thankfully the...
We do over 200 pounds of home cured and smoked pork bellies each month. For the last 8 years or so. It's sold exclusively to friends and friends of friends. No advertising. We don't want this little side gig to turn into real work. This LINK will take you to a cure calculator that is without a...
1712 and 1612 are identical in appearance but 1712 has the auto slice feature.
Does the index dial turn freely and does the plate slide easily on it's guide rods?
Did the slicer come with the sharpening attachment? Are the stones in good shape?
Chilled or half frozen foods will always slice...
This 1712 was left out in the elements for no telling how long. Fine (1000 grit) wet sand paper first off Than a polishing kit from Harbor Freight. 3 different grits of jeweler's rouge. 1 can of Mother's Aluminum polish. Doesn't make any difference if food safe or not. Once polished, you can...
MOST pellet makers use some type of filler wood for their flavored pellets. Usually a 60/40 blend of filler to flavored wood due to the texture of pecan/hickory/mesquite/etc wood. I had a response from B&B last year telling what was what but I'll have to look for it
400f for an hour, spray the interior with Pam and let it rip. Don't be dismayed at the ash that might be swirling around. Once seasoned and a few cooks on it, the ash won't be bad at all. Facebook has a great group for Smokefires if you're so inclined. Very active
Couple suggestions. Have a pan below to catch drippings. My first time out I had a grease fire. Fat renders out throughout the cooking process even after wrapping. Make sure there are no seams on the bottom of the paper. Grease WILL find it's way out, especially with the added tallow.
Agree...
I've been using a Hobart 12" slicer since 2015 and have never nicked myself. I bought a pair of those gloves at first but after a couple of times, I put them away.
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