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Hey Smokin Shelby Thank you for the comments. nothing to it on smoking some thighs real easy to do and something you can't mess up bout like smoking a pork butt low and slow 225° 3 to 3 1/2 hrs.
your welcome! i like it becuase it uses the heat method i use on my modified vertical charcoal smoker. in the picture he has the bottom rack set lower than i would but yeah looks like an easy built. only problem i see is the foundation and securing when a storm blows in.
Hello Just wanted to share this article. Enjoy!
http://www.livingthecountrylife.com/country-life/food/build-smokehouse-11-easy-steps/?sssdmh=dm17.650058&esrc=nwlc013113a
Hey Driedstick Thank You! and to answer your question, NO SIR!!! hehehehehe well have let the pepperjack and Mild chedder and monterey jack rest but the 2 extra sharp cut on one the next day and ate that through the week up to new years eve and then on new years eve i cut into the second extra...
Hope everyone on here has the best one yet! I have enjoyed reading and learning from you all and the pictures of all the awesome smoking goodies,
UPSMAN
Thank You Handymanstan. i used a hickory dust. finally first time to talk to someone else that likes a strong flavor as well. i think 5 hours would be the minimum for a really good smoked cheese after trying out today a little strong but i liked it and went the extra hour looking for that...
well knowing me myself even though i have read by several on here to let it rest for two weeks i still am going to give it a go the next day and yes it was a strong taste of Hickory but was'nt unbearable being extra sharp chedder and will let the others rest and taste the sharp again in 2 weeks...
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