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Steve,
Welcome from the right coast. Looking forward to seeing some of your sausage recipes.
Remember to post pictures, no pictures it didn't happen.
Teddy
Hank,
I have a Lang 36 patio and I love it. Yes it's expensive but worth it, once it's up to temp it holds very steady. At 608 lbs she's solid but easy to move around. I've smoked fish, pork, beef, chicken even cold smoked cheese in her.
I've had her for 3 years now and I'm still experimenting...
Larry,
Sounds like hog headcheese, or brawn. Pleanty of how to videos on the web, finding a recipe you like will take some experimenting. I made a loaf several years ago, goes good with pickled vegetables.
Good luck!
Teddy
Here in Chesapeake VA. ...
Will try to batten down the hatches...we simply can't run and leave everything.
Only concerned about tall tree's in the back yard and the pond.
Fingers crossed!
Teddy
Firefly,
I see where meatallica is going with his question...sounds like your fire was not burning efficiently, hence the smoke/chemical taste. Get your fire to a "thin blue smoke" stage first before adding meat. We have all epically failed but noted our failures, asked questions and kept...
Buckscent,
Depending on how smokey you like your bacon will determine the time in the cold smoke. IMHO 4 hours cold smoke is not enough. If you want to go 12 hours in three 4 hour sessions is fine, just refridgerate in between. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
Teddy
Welcome Dave!
I 've lived in Scottland in the past and have noticed a growing Smoking/BBQ following in the UK.
Best of luck...and ask the questions and we'll try to get answers.
Teddy
FTD,
Jeff's book is a good place to start research. Start simple, salt and pepper, work up from there. The most important thing document everything so you can repeat it.
Teddy
Welcome Dave from across the pond! No such thing as a perfect smoke but we can usually eat the end result.
Good luck with the pork this weekend and if you have any questions someone here will be able to help you out.
Teddy
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