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This is the Venison summer sausage early on with the wahoo.
Can't find the 20 other pics.
I got a sheet pan from GoodWill for $1 (hey I try to help)
and used my 4" angle grinder to cut and fit to act as a baffle and coal holder.
Here's some VSS and Wahoo (that's a fish).
Pathetic...
I took a whole bunch of pics, but
since photobucket changed, have not
been able to upload.
Gotta work on it.
Oh, I threw some Wahoo on the smoke
and it was awesome.
I would cut the belly into slabs now so cure can penetrate -
it's OK to smoke on racks.
I've only warm smoked and it turns out great, but a cold smoker is in the works.
Good luck.
I can only get the Weber down to 160, and it's freezing out.
My buddies' VSS has been 2 hrs. (he's too lazy to smoke,if that's possible.)
Towards the end, I'll put the VSS
into my 170 oven, and throw a
spatchy on the 22 and fire it up to 275 ish.
We made a mild VSS 2 weeks ago with high...
Leah got a little too creative on that idea (as usual)
so killed the thread. (J/K)
So throwdowns are where people meet and sample
the 'q and then rate it?
I might do well, last poker game someone piped up and said
"I'll bet $50 i make the best 'q -
and the one guy who's had mine a bunch...
You gonna put a rub on the chicken?
How about spatchcocking the whole birds to help the cook?
Dirtsailor, yours looks nice and moist. What rub did you use?
need to wait 24 hours for the cure to do its magic.
Otherwise you need to grill it hot like regular (green) sausage
and you will be ok.
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