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I love a good smoked meatloaf & yours certainly looks to be one. Never used hot Italian sausage in mine but surely will next time. We do use Cheezit crackers instead of Ritz. With all the different flavors they have it's easy to change flavors.
Points for sure!
Interesting egg recipes. We only make red beet & smoked eggs. These are not smoked in smoker but put in liquid smoke recipe. They are great to make deviled eggs after soaking for a few days. I'll be waiting for beer eggs reviews.
Nice save on your part. Lucky as much of it was as good as it was even most road kills have some meat lost.
Warren
Probably fined some meat loss when I get around to cutting up. Big hurry to get in frig this morning.
Called PA game commission & got road kill permit. This was hit by a car instead of milk truck or tri axle dump truck that really busts them up. I was surprised as much was good as there was.
Up early this morning & outside with the hound. Heard the sound of car impacting. Guy got out with flash light & walked around car then got back in & drove away. Grabbed my flash light & walked to corner of yard. There laid a big old doe that wasn't all busted up. Got the truck to back up to it...
Good looking bird. The corn makes me want some but probably another month before in season around here. Never did in smoker but like idea. Local amish guys sell a corn called Miri. It's the best I ever had. Taste like cooked in sugar water.
That is a great looking ham loaf. I just got off the phone from ordering 3# of ham loaf from the store. We were both hungry for some. Never tried with beef. Ours is equal parts of ham & fresh pork with brown sugar, water & vinegar glaze. Smoked ham loaf is the best. Hope mine turns out as nice...
Great looking sausage. Points for sure. Any issues with bottom of sausage hanging over heating element getting done before top? I like using muslin bags when making that style sausage. The 2# bags are about 17" from end of string to bottom.
I do have to agree with others on not eating it as is. I also hate to see food thrown out. So thinking outside the box & hoping you also have a grinder. How about finishing the cure & using slabs to make sausage. Take the slab cut up & all contents of bag mixed into lean meat to total 30# per...
Looks real good to me. Hard to get the cheese to be consistent through out the stick. I'm interested in your thoughts on the Smokin-It. Thinking about getting one but want to be able to hang my sticks. Did you have to swap racks around? Don't want to buy bigger then needed or spend more...
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