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I’ve been using Cookshack smokers for roughly 10 years now.
Yes they are pricey, but after using my Smokette for almost 8 years I upgraded to an AmeriQue and sold my Smokette for what I paid for it. (and I didn't want to sell it)
I don’t believe there is another smoker on the market anyone can...
Welcome to SMF always good to have east central Iowa smokers show up.
Try the search our for ideas on smoker builds if you can't find what you're looking for ask away there's a lot of knowledge on this site
Pwrline, welcome to the forum. Always good to see another smoker from Iowa join in. Please go over to Roll Call and post so you can receive a proper welcome. While you’re at it please update your profile with your location so everyone knows where you’re from
As the previous cooks have said foil, wrap in towels, and stuff that puppy in a cooler for the trip.
I have kept brisket and pork butt for 5-6 hours that way and they were piping hot when I was ready for them
I would agree with Roger’s assessment based on the schematics in the manuals he provided.
I’d say you could get by using your house power using 110V for 1 element or 220V for 2 elements
Two elements would provide quicker response and recovery, but I believe one element would suit your needs...
I just checked their site http://www.masterbuilt.com/index.php/products/smokers/elec-smokehouse-40-bsw-w-window-rf-2nd-gen.html
Elec Smokehouse 40" BSW w/window and RF (2nd Gen)
MODEL: #20070512 $449
Scroll to the bottom an look on the Specifications tab
Watts: 1200
So I'd...
I ended up with a 20 lb vertical stuffer from Cabalas.
I went with the 20 lb because most commercial sausage mixes are divided into 15 lb batches so this option gives me the room to add in cheese or whatever with the least amount of reworking and/or clean up
Works for me anyway
I make summer sausage mostly, but this year I made venison sticks, brats, and German frankfurters.
I used to add ground beef but lately I’ve been adding roughly 30% ground turkey to the mix
Any idea how many fried potato wedges are needed per 100 people served?
I am doing a series of fund raisers for a group over the next few months with the first one being next week
The menu will be loin backs, baked beans, fried potato wedges, and cookies or cake for desert
In the planning...
It just made my day to see Bearcarver had checked in 2 days ago via AlaskanBear.
Prayer is a wonderful thing!
Even though you’re "nowhere near out of the woods yet" that meadow is coming into sight.
Our prayers for continued recovery will be there as long as they’re needed.
And YES it...
We want to do ribs for a church fundraiser so I stopped by our local locker to see what they could do for us. I told the gal behind the counter we wanted loin backs.
She hadn’t head of them but was sure they were baby backs.
The explanation I got from this thread says she is right...
The only time I've had trouble peeling smoked eggs was when I used fresh eggs. They’re next to impossible to peel. Make sure your eggs are at least 2 weeks old (about a week for store bought). I may just be lucky, but I’ve never had an issue with my smoked eggs being rubbery.
All this talk...
Well that’s all I got. Although you may be on to something being a self diagnosed smoked meat miser. I would suggest talking it over with the dogs and offer them a few samples as a gesture of your appreciation. If that doesn’t work I accept donations of all kinds of smoked meats, cheeses...
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