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Home Depot has it. Most of the employees don't know it but they do. It is usually in the hardware section and they have asortments of angle iron, alum and sheet alum and metal. It is a small section but they do have it.
I did some research after posting and I think you are on to it.. Like I said this is someone elses sausage so I'll see if he is willing to add a litle vinegar to the casing soak. Thanks
I start the smoke at 160 and after 2 hours take to 180 pull the sausage at 160 internal and cool. The guy I smoke it for loves it...it is me that thinks the casings are tough or chewy.
You can drill all the holes you want in the bottom of your fire pan but if you don't get the fuel off the bottom the ash will still choke you down. Get a piece of extended metal to get the coals off of the bottom of your fire pan, you need air flow.
I've been smoking Italian sausage for a friend who uses hog casings. I don't think I get the smoke penetration I should get into the sausage also they are very chewy. My question is: would I get better smoke penetration with an other type of casing and not be so chewy?
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