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I use 5 tbsp sea or kosher salt dissolved into 2 quarts unclorinated water. Add dill and any other spices in bottom of jar, fill with flukes, and let sit on counter for 5 days. I have a gallon jug that will be ready tomorrow.
I fill the pellet tray level to the top, not heaping full. Lit on one end, This will give me 10-12 hrs of smoke. I keep the top and bottom vents wide open.
I have the same BGE that you do. I usually don't smoke cheese in this heat. I'm in very northern New York and its still too hot IMO. What I have done on occasion is cold smoke at night and remove in the morning before it heats up. As for bacon, I have also done it at night. I used the pellet...
Riflesmith, I would be interested in your carp canning recipe if you would like to share. I don't want to hijack this thread so maybe you could start another one? Thank you. Dan
I can’t say that I preferred either one. They were both good. For me, a 2-3 hr. cold smoke followed by a 2 month rest gave me exactly what I wanted. I also did Swiss, cheddar( mild and sharp) jack, Pepper jack, Gouda, Colby, Colby/jack, Muenster, and mozzarella. They were all very edible.
I do mine the same way using the same ingredients including the butter. I buy day old bread and cube it and dry in the oven. I grow my own herbs and make my own poultry seasoning. This stuffing is awesome. But of course you know that.
I also put sausage in our turkey day stuffing. I grew up and still live about 2 hrs. North of Adams, NY. IM 66 now but remember as a kid seeing Fassett's sausage in the stores. It was our family's favorite.
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