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I am not sure why everybody freaking out cuz cooking temp fluctuate 25 to 45 deg...
At high temp of 250+ deg doesn't make much difference.... It's not going to burn and ruin your project...Relax, grab a beer and have a fun...😀
Quality wood use is for smoke flavor... So, you can use any type of wood (or wood charcoal) to create cooking temp but you use only quality wood for smoking flavor... It doesn't matter how old or dry is wood you use to add smoking flavor as long as you water it to create smoldering instead of...
Let's make it even safer for the future projects...
Please, use metric system (milligrams, grams, etc...) instead of spoons, forks, pinches, coffee mugs, buckets or shovels..😁
Trust me, as I believe, most of members will agree:
Buy milligrams scale... It will pay of itself right after first two...
Just a note: it is NOT good idea to set PID to regulate temp for less than 10 - 15 deg... Reason: your heating element rapidly goes trough ON/OFF cycles, shortening life time of the heater...
Lets make it simple....
If you have option on your PID to do manual setting then forget about auto tuning... It doesn't work anyway...
Set your cooking temp SV...set your alarm AL1 to the temp you don't wanna go above and set your HYS how much temp can fluctuate between ON and OFF... Everything...
Most important PID setup step is HYS (hysteresis) setup which is ON/OFF control action that turns the output ON or OFF based on the set point. Basically what it does, it monitoring upper and lower temperature range as set by ALM and SV...
Atomicsmoke... I am surprised you are asking "who"... Probably you don't have interest in old school charcuterie, otherwise you would know... Very knowledgeable guy...
Man... It's home made, cooked to such a perfection.. you put two dabs behind ears and chicks go crazy...lol...Beats all, now a days, perfumes for men 😂🤣😂
What happened to member Atomicsmoke... I don't see him around anymore... To bad... He was living old school, smoked meat library... Did he end up as shop talk casualty?
My friend... Trust me... Pork tenderloin and cooking to any internal temperature is crime against the most tender part of pig...
Pork tenderloin + salt + pepper + cure #2 + 2 weeks cure + 1 week smoke at 42 F + 30 days cure at 80% RH equal to heavenly taste...
I have to share my excitement with you guys...
Finally I found butcher who will supply me with pig heads and some fresh blood so I can finally make smoked bloodwursts... And as a bonus he will cut all good stuff like cheeks and neck part for me so I don't have to boil whole head... That means...
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