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Thanks for that Al!!! I like the idea of leaving the membrane on but will I be able to remove easily by hand without having to put it back on the heat?
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I found that the air circulation in my Traeger pushes the smoke from my cold smoke tube out of the unit before it takes effect. Has anyone tried cold smoking for a time in the Traeger before starting the heat smoke?
roger
I stopped using sodium nitrite a long time ago for my "bacon". The reason for the 120ppm nitrites for bacon is due to the fact that bacon is fried with high temperatures. When the nitrites are subjected to these high temperature, the deadly "nitrosamines" are formed so the government wants you...
Interested to see what has been invented by the smokers. Such things a cold smoker units etc. I dabbled in this for a bit because I didn't want to pay the prices. I know there are some pretty good homemade inventions out there and would love to share the experience
roger
Understand completely about the charcoal. We have a local BBQ retailer here (Hamilton Ontario) called Chadwick Fortunately for us they have a whole line of "very" high quality charcoal.
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Welcome. I'm in Hagersville Ontario and also a newbie but not in age. I love to smoke and have been doing so for many years but still learning especially after looking at the pros on this site. I have a Traeger and love it.
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I'v seen threads where a "Pork Chuck Steak" is smoked for burnt ends. A response stated that there is no such thing as a pork "Chuck Steak". Any idea as to what this may be? It appears to be a steak cut from the butt. I'm not sure.
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Thanks Jet. I've been looking for something like to try but being a newbie, didn't have the fortitude to jump into it. I'll definitely try this tomorrow!!
roger
Any chance of letting me know what sauce you applied to the squares when you back them back on? I've followed Malcom Reed's recipe and they came out nice. Always looking to improve on this
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Hi Al. I found that the "bowl" shaped colander worked well but used up space. if on a stilt stand? However, I did find an interesting problem with this kind of set up. The "bowl shape worked well but I went out a bought a taller cylindrical stainless steel set up that was quite cheap...
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