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Rick,
Looks like a great score. i have been looking for a small volume stuffer and this could be one? Please update us on your opinion once you use it.
Tom
it looks like you followed the same method as most do. i personally bump my temps 10* every hour instead of 1/2hr (not a big deal). is it possible the ends that were over cooked were to close to the heat source? do you have any pictures? i had this happen once when all my SS were the same length...
Richie, Thank You For Your Input,
1st) we always tend to use less salt when applicable but if you check his as well as other old word mixes....pig snouts are a main ingredient...suppose Costco carries them? that is a work around for sure.
2nd) the oven is a great possibility....maybe...
Good Day To All,
i am about to embark on my first Braunsweiger adventure. i have looked at many recipes from Rytek (cant say enough about this book everyone should have this reference) to posted recipes.....here is my dilemma,
1) all the recipes seem to want to simmer in water until IT is...
Here is a link to Cicharrons that may help you http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/236914/pork-rinds-chicharron my inspiration was from the Mule 79? i cannot seem to find his post as well for you.
would anyone know or have this link?
Thanks
Tom
I Hope this is in the right spot...if not please move,
For those in the area of a Cash & Carry they have Cushion meat on sale for $ 1.02lb and 80/20 ground beef for $ 2.04lb
the cushion makes outstanding smoked sammi meat once sliced.
Tom
Great Job CW !!
I just need to add that i just picked up 40 lbs of shoulder from Costco at 1.26lb. now i need to PU a couple of clods (bulk chuck) from C&C to start our Marathon grinding and stuffing
Tom
i use the cut for sausage quite often instead of shoulder. we find the fat content to be just fine as is, but i admit some sausage we make i have been known to add a bit of fat. they also make for outstanding Sammi meat after curing and then smoking (sliced thin) goes great with some good smoked...
Aboard!!
it is nice to see another from the PNW. as much great information on this site (anything and everything)one would want to know or learn you might check out the Washington group also, http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/groups/show/29/washington-smoker-group
Keep On Smokin,
Tom
SM,
you might check out the use of the metal tape (that Heating & Air use) for sealing up their vents. the tape should work if the adhesive will hold up to the temps you might be using. the tape is quick, simple and fast. the adhesive is the wild card.
OS.
Richie,
sorry to get off topic but...
SM,
I would check with the manufacture, i would be concerned that it is toxic inside the box anywhere food items or flames are present. on the outside of the box might be fine but then might not look that nice
OS
My only comment to this is of all the syringe body's, my first were heavy plastic and did a fine job until one day i had this brilliant plan....inject melted butter and spices into a turkey prior to the deep fryer. I screwed the tip in , filled it with the butter mix and started injecting...
Tom,
this looks great!!!! , too bad three days ago we made a huge batch for a gathering. this will definitely be the next go around.
Thank you for sharing,
Tom
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