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Im keen to get Jeffs rub and sauce recipe but before I purchase it is there any not so run of the mill ingredients in the recipes you think I may not be able to get in New Zealand?
Daza
Im not sure about your cure questions but when I do a ham i weigh the green ham I use a honey dew cure (commercial cure) add brown sugar ,maple syrup salt etc etc all into a brine.
Pump the ham to 30% more than its green weight.. making sure you pump right around the bone . Then i put the ham in...
Its not uncommen for trout etc over here to be smoked at this temp.. I have just never done it with pork.
By the smell of the chiller its taken on some smoke flavor allright.... Maybe a few more hrs of cold and then abit of hotter smoke for colour
Cold smoking
process is typically used for...
ive never cold smoked before only hot smoked.. My cured pork has been smoking for 6hrs at 79F I cant see any colour change in the meat at all
I guess this is normal for cold smoking????
Daza
It was 19.8 c ... 67 F . The fire had not been going long at the stage
Does a exhaust just help with the draw of the fire?? I will post another pic of racking in side
Daza
Cheers guys
The smoke box is made from a Telecom exchange thay had on the side of the road its all stainless steel so should last me a life time... A few phones went down when i took that baby
Daza
I have a back for back rashers a middle for middle rashers and belly
for streaky so all going to bacon.. Its just a smaller pig I killed to do
abit of bacon
Daza
Hi ya all
Im all abit new to smoking but ive aways cooked in a smokey mountain weber. I have some pork soaking in a brine (wet cures seem to be the way its done over here) getting ready for the smoker... Im going to use a old weber I have and run a pipe from it to a smoke box to keep the...
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