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I would like to get info on making 1-2 hundred lbs at a time. For building a wood burning oven.
silica ?
perlite?
concrete?
Red clay? Powderd
Is there anything I'm missing? I'll be using a electric mixer.
Any insight on ingredients ratio's I'm all eye's........ wink
Thanks guys
Blacklab...
Not being in a hurry is my best friend. Finding and picking materials up little by little. This helps with sticker shock and gets the wife used to the idea.........
timberjet that's my plan also, wife thinks I'm nuts. lol Still I'm hopeing I can get it done for about 5-6 hundred dollars doing it myself. I'm already starting to price out materials and I have a spot for it in the backyard. Stucco dome nothing to fancy just nice and effective.......... wink
I so much want to do something like this. http://www.brickwoodovens.com/ There's also lots and lots of youtube videos. Until I do I'll use this
Works and free. They sell them on line for about $150
I just received mine yesterday. As I was thumbing threw the pages I see their selling holiday food. Turkey, ham, cheese plates ect. Man o man I thought their gear was expensive. A 9-11 pound hickory smoked turkey $79.99. A 8lb hickory honey glazed ham $114.99. Here's the money maker stuffed beef...
Had great time doing it and it did look and smell great. But the texture was off putting, like liver I guess (mushy). Not sure if it was brining for two days. Most likely it was . Next time I'll just marinade an bacon wrap. Can't get past the texture thing..........
This is four rabbits I got Saturday. Brined for 2 days and smoked w/ apple & hickory. I used Travis's turkey brine as a base Then added a little more of this and that. Need to find more Rabbit
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