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I smoke cheese often; it really helps having a thermostat wired into the heating element and a Bradley smoke generator
http://bradleysmoker.com/products/sm..._generator.htm
If you plan to build a smoker, look into making it both electric and charcoal capable. I produce some delicious smoked...
Man send Jethro up here to Minnesota, we have them things running around. I have never ate one, maybe I will have to catch on of them along with a muskrat and smoke them up to see what they taste like. I wonder if they are greasy like the beaver I ate...lol
Yes dacdots I agree with the getting out in the wild, there is nothing like sitting in the woods, it cleanses the soul. My old lady doesn't have the patients anyway; sitting still and completely quit is pretty hard for a woman anyway. All she needs to do is buy a license; I'll take care of...
Here are some links that gives some customer reviews on that brand of smoker.
http://www.epinions.com/pr-Meco_5030...splay_~reviews
http://www.dealtime.com/xPR-Meco_5030
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/cus...440455-7588145
Hey welcome to the group Ron. Don't that suck when you live somewhere that makes you follow rules, hopefully your smokes will smell so delicious, the neighbors won't complain, they will just come over with plates in hand....
When I first met my wife, she wouldn't touch wild game. I told her that it is all in how you prepare it. Now she not only loves the taste of it, she even helps me skin the deer, cut the meat off of it and package it. Now all I have to do is get her into going hunting.
Man those prime ribs look good, my wife loves prime rib. I guess I'll have to go to the butcher and get a nice rib roast and suprise her this weekend. I hope I don't screw it up, if I do- she will put me in the dog house...lol
Thatâ€8482s funny Dutch. I am lucky to have a brother-in-law that raises his own beef cattle, so when the freezers low I order me up a 1/4 of beef, and let me tell ya, the crap the grocery store sell tastes like road kill compared to it. Thereâ€8482s nothing like fresh killed, chemical free beef.
Damn buzz, you made black pork rinds huh. Don't feel bad it happened to me with deer sticks a few months ago. I too got distracted and ole Mr. oxygen got my fire going like wild. Well the end result was a bunch of black shriveled weiners. I will get you a program that works well for editing the...
Yes desert toad, I used a 1/2 of lemon to plug the neck holes and the juices must have run down the chickens because they had a lemony twang in certain spots. The birds were damn good, I let my wife take one to work with her and she said her co-workers scarfed it down quick, and one guy took the...
This is what I did with my New Braunfels. I brushed the outside of it with a light coat of new motor oil. Unlike your cooking oils, motor oil doesn't break down at 400 degrees and it sticks to the outside of the grill and will keep it from rusting pretty good. Now I know what your thinking, but...
Hi Todd, welcome to the group. We are in the same neck of the woods, I live above Minneapolis and come to FT. McCoy sometimes to shop at the commisary. The group has a vast knowledge base, so if you have questions fire away.
Hey Buzz, I wouldn't put jerky in at a high temp, or you might wind up with something with the consistancy of pork rinds but they will be black. Post some pics when you are done.
I have pickled eggs before and it seems that the ones I smoked first absorbed the pickling juices better. I am not sure if the smoking process broke down the white of the egg to make it more absorbent or what. But the eggs were very pickled and the hint of smoke tops the cake. Let em sit for...
Tust me Dutch, after some smoked garlic, pickled eggs and good beer, it don't matter what direction the winds going. There is no safe location to stand...lol
I put mine in the jars on the 26th of Feb and cracked one open the other day, so they sat for three weeks. Them babies go great with beer. Me and the neighbor are going to make a large batch soon, especially with spring comming soon, time to get ready for the backyard parties.....
Welcome Jim, I too used to live in Colorado. What I remember most is the effects of drinking beer for the first few times at a higher altitude wow. But Earl is right it does take longer. If you get a chance go to pikes peak, the view is breath taking...Bring a six pack with, and a DD.
Broke open a jar of the pickled smoked eggs last night, all I can say is, time to go buy a few dozen eggs and make a big batch. They were awesome. The smoking first, then pickling method works great.
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