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This method works. the difference for me is i start at 120* for 2 hours (No Smoke) then bump 10* and start the smoke and then bump the temp 10* every hour until i hit 170* and then pull the product at 152* - 155* "IT". i then rinse and set into cool bath as needed,
Keep On Smokin,
Tom
Thanks Smokin218R for the clarification,
Rick,
i am in Woodland. i was leading to pictures from you, so as for us to possibly better help you. i personally do not have a unit such as yours.
Thanks,
OS
I have to say I have never made shrimp sausage, made salmon but not shrimp. you might try asking this on the non fish seafood section and ask, this link should take you there http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/f/104/non-fish-seafood now you have my curiosity up
Tom
Al,
Almost nothing beats a Flat Top ! we love ours, breakfast burritos sound like a plan..... our first flat top was simply a heavy steel plate on the gas BBQ until we found the blackstone.
Tom
JJ,
my last trip to medford i stopped at a friends burger joint and with all the off the wall offerings he does this trip he had Camel....there was no question i was in and i have to say he cooked it rare by request and it was outstanding. the trip before he had water Buffalo (which was also...
here is another handy use, if you have a dual rear tire rig it is nice when you make a stop you simply shoot the outside tire and then shoot the inside tire. the temps should be the same or you have either tire pressure issues or with the load on (or soft tire) the sidewalls are rubbing at hwy...
OEJ,
I have a Big Kahuna and love it for the versatility of wood types, lump, pellet, chips etc. but I also have the dust and pellet version from Todd and use them all depending on my needs. as Case said how about some details on the smoker build?
Keep On Smokin,
Tom
Just my Thoughts but
Just my opinion but i think the hot spots are due to the two models. the smaller one has two ring burners (similar to the camp chef) and the larger one has four flat (stick type) burners (like a BBQ) so better heat dispersion/control.
Tom
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