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No but I have been thinking of a way to circulate the air inside of my smoker. This would help keep the temperature even from top to bottom and help with removing moisture when I want it removed. I need a small 110 volt fan that can withstand temperatures up to 240 degrees haven't found one yet...
UPDATE :
12 hours in the dehydrator
12 hours of cold smoking
still a long way to go till there done. I pulled the ones from the smoker and put them in the dehydrator now. The smell is driving me crazy I can't wait.
Later
I almost forgot this one 3.955 to start now down to 2.850. ...
checked the meat this morning it has been curing for 15 hours because I had to move snow when I woke up.
the drip pan wasn't holding as much blood and juice as I thought it would be.
the videos I watched they use a special box to dry biltong. It's just an enclosed box with a light bulb and...
Okay, thank you all for your contribution to this thread. I decided to make Biltong and I started a new thread on the subject with q view . We will see if this stuff is worth all the rage I have heard about. Here's the thread. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/155431/biltong-with-q-view
After the recent comments about Biltong, I started to investigate other peoples processes for making Biltong. I found out no one seems to use any curing product other than salt and vinegar. while doing this I have seen nothing but comments about how good Biltong is such as once you eat Biltong...
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