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The rack is stuffed with duck organs, boiled eggs and a bunch of green onions and parsley. Traditionally is stuffed with lamb organs (actually traditionally the whole forequarter is stuffed) but my family doesnt like lamb much.
Two years? I'd have polished them off before landing. I actually do that all the time. Fill up a tupperware with salumi and cheeses for a nice in-flight meal.
I do use bones from smoked meats. Just keep in mind the smoke flavour will be intense. Even off putting for some. I usually use stock for soups, i like them smoky, but others don't. Won't be an issue if you make beans, chilli.
I wouldn't bother separating chicken and pork. I would remove bark...
Sorry to hear about your friend's problems (why isn't he posting here asking for advice - the combined knowledge of the pellet masters here must be way above the whole ok joe team).
Like someone else said above: My exoerience with ok joe products is not half bad. Got their reverse flow smoker...
You could cure and cold smoke them. Then pickle or slow cook.
I use pig feet for pork jelly(aspic) - but smoked gelatin is not up my alley so i use fresh raw feet.
14 thigjs? That would give some nice sauce.
When you say toasted spice you mean fried paprika with the onion? Or you toasted it dry?
Cream before or after?
I forgot to skin one of the jowls after smoking and froze it for slicing. I actually like it that way. It's sliced thin #2) - is not chewy or hard. Adds another level of flavour. And thin slices hold together better when handled.
Your firiend lives in Asia - will his market be local? If yes, the quasi-legal 2c advice you get here is useless.
I have never heard of cold smoked uncured meats sold on line.
I am not sure if there is a market for such product where your firiend lives, but cold smoked, cured, air dried...
Thats actually a great idea. Looks awesome. I should try it this way...i am not crazy about nduja on a cold slice of bread, but this would work.
I also recommend nduja rillette
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/nudja-rabbit-rillette.280635/#post-1887248
My 2 cents: you are good.
While visiting some salumi making places in Italy i saw products covered with some nasty molds. They wouldn't even wipe them off until.they complete the drying stage when they were washed.
Ofcourse I backed up the car.
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