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I was cosidering using ground beef from sams or costco to save time and keep from grinding myself they usually have a 10-20 percent fat ratio at a good price which works for me but the grind is fine and i know twice grind is standard for hamburger i want to make a beef sausage with the 10...
thanks never would thought of the lead or trash that might be in that chinese cast iron ,i thank you and my family really thanks you, i like my lodge dutchoven i have ,i will just make a complete set all lodge ,this is another example of you get what you pay for -buy American !
I would like to buy some more cookware for camping and found a china made cast cookware at academy alot less that the lodge brand which i have a couple of - the cheap brand is outdoor gourmet will it work as well as the lodge? or should i spend the x-tra for the lodge ? thanks
sorry it took so long to post pics but i just figured it out, thats my homemede warmer cabinet smoker works great should get years of service from it i hope have a blessed easter!
thanks for the help i think i will go ahead and use what i have this time which is close to the hillshire farm but gonna give pepperoni a try next time .
hey guys im gonna give a crawfish boil a try this weekend i need some advice on what sausage to mix in with the corn and potatoes i was thinking of making a beef smoked sausage ?
justsmokeit i have a clean out tool that is a plate cut out to the curve of the pipe with a handle works good ijust scape into fire box then out into a bucket ,good luck with your build, i agree to use what you got metal prices are really high right now aside from the weight issue your pit...
rob i have the cabelas 1 hp 8yrs old never a problem you need at least the 1 hp to run the 44lb mixer i used the mixer once it was a pain to clean and will not mix small batches so it sits in a closet . i like the jerky slicer and patty maker use them both alot lem and cabelas attachments will...
well here is what i think 1/2" is overkill the weight is going to be excessive ,if you want a backyard pit you will need to mount trailer tires on it to carry the weight as far as the fire box you can use the main cooking area for cooking also just put a piece of expanded metal on the bottom...
thanks lingucia ive checked out that site before i have decided to build an offset pit instead i dont think the old buzzard is a very good design ,nice concept though .
i ran across a reverse flow smoker called an old buzzard im considering makeing a clone of it , but would like to verify if the design is a good one i have never cooked on a reverse flow smoker but like the concept any feed back would be appericated thanks.
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