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After measuring pellets, I put them on a paper plate and microwave them for one minute. Take them out and let them cool and repeat. Never had an issue with pellets going out.
What are you thinking, Dave? The last time I did bacon, I did an amnps full of pellets waited a day and did another one. After letting it age a couple weeks it tasted good to me.
Dave
Made a batch of dust today. It’s about 50-30-20 cob, apple, and hickory. Couldn’t use the dehydrator because the mats were too porous. The dust would have passed through. This stuff looks awesome. I lit one row in the pellet burner and it went about an hour. I have enough to last me at...
I agree with Holly on the cheese smoking procedure. I have a XL BGE and use the same method minus the ice. I opened a pack of xsharp cheddar that I smoked in April over corn cob pellets yesterday for my blacksmith buddies and it was gone in 10 minutes. Give it some time and it should mellow.
I make my own charcoal every year. The wood I use is best described as mixed hardwood. Whatever you use, make sure you use seasoned wood. I would try with what you have and then try smoking with it.
Looks great, nepas. Found a chunk of this pushed back in my fridge. It’s about a year and a half old. It’s vacuumed packed and still looks good. Will have to try.
It's a lot of work and maybe unnecessary but I always chop the fat and 1/2 of the pork in about 1/4-1/2 inch dice and coarse grind the remaining pork. Probably does nothing but make a very good looking andouille.
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