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Here they are all up in the jars! Larger one has the additionally cold smoked Eggs in it.
I don't think I will try them until next Saturday when I get home from a short vacation in Colorado.
I cold smoked them for 3 hours because of the color I was looking for.
Here they are out of the smoke.
They are in fridge currently while I make up the pickling liquid.
I wouldn't do either of these with elk. I just believe to keep the flavor more natural but if you do not like meat that might be gamie then you could. Most elk are feeding off of pure nature (acorns, grasses, leaves) so the potential is there. Im with dirt that I prefer mine to be medium rare...
here is picture of the shells. You can see some of them are darker in color than others. These really show that the darker the more smoke that penetrated the shell.
as you can see in this picture the darker shelled ones are the ones with more of a browning to them.
Some of the yolks are...
Today I decided... screw it turn the gasser on and light the amazen with some hickory pellets to smoke some eggs. I cooked around 200. Couldn't keep below. I tested 1 egg with a thermometer like someone did before and had 165 so left on for 15 more minutes and pulled them. They are no resting...
tries to make cracklins but didn't turn out good. Very tough like shoe leather.
Looks was very good. I did it to 157 and took off. Let them cool some before trying to eat then and had very nice ham flavor. Little tough cutting, would boil in water next time or try another way. I'm going to...
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