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Our local meat guys order in from packers same as sams the town over. Its the same stuff. We support them quite a bit, and their higher prices (guy makes some amazing jalapeno brats) but when we make it to sams, we buy in bulk and use the ole seal a meal to store it up.
That said, we buy very...
Just an update on what I am finding.
Hickory:
Sawdust....more water and I get a good thin blue smoke. I don't have to soak, but I have to saturate. It sustains if everything is wet, if I don't get enough water, the whole thing starts to smolder with white smoke and then I get fire...
If you are doing hand crank....I would go for a #32 size if it were me. #22 is probly good too depending on how much you want to grind, and will probly store better if you aren't going to grind more than 20 pounds ever. The extra size really helps not having to cut everything up so small, and...
They make a high temp cheese to stay consistent while smoking, not sure at what temps it melts but I have used it before in summer. The cheddar tastes kinda like easy cheese to me, so I didn't care for it. Going to try some of the others soon though.
I bought it from midwesternresearch.com
I got the gosm for the same reason. It was cheap, and I can do small loads in it for me and the wife and family as it starts (JUNE!) and grows. I have a 2x2x4 plywood smoker for smoking sausages that has used electric, and its getting converted to propane so I can do hot smokes as well, but...
Sorry for your loss,
I'll say one for you, Its always hard to lose a parents even one who has lived a full life. Tell stories and let the good memories be lived again.
I could be wrong but from reading here I think I remember if you are looking for a more solid cut of meat, I believe you can pull it at a lower temp, anyone correct me if I'm wrong but I think it can be pulled at 170.
I think you are wanting to rush things, and thats never a good idea from my experience. I start mine at 120 for 2 hours to thoroughly dry, then bump it to 140 for about 3 hours, then 160 for several, and then 170 until it hits 152. I drop my temp to about 160 again and let it ride around...
And if that makes you nervous, I am sure you can order the fda approved food grade stuff like this.
http://www.emisupply.com/catalog/su5...=SU5005103-BLK
I have read on some regular silicone bottles from home depot that this silicone was approved for food use if cured for 72 hours in a certain temp range or whatever. I was suprised to read it in the fine print on the bottle. If I remember right it was a clear bottle of GE silicon II is what it...
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