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welcome, you found a great site full of friendly knowledgeable folks who are willing to help. get the q view thing down and they will love it! lol. being in mn. we scoot up to ontario once in a while, love the walleye fishing!
dave
bingo! when the flame gets lowered it becomes more unstable. if a draft or anything snuffs out that flame you are pouring propane into your smoker: no good. for that reason i installed a thermocouple with a safety valve, kinda spendy but i feel better. be safe.
dave
just made chicken sausage," smoked chicken with thyme and garlic" from charcuterie. we used 3 1/2 lbs ckicken thighs with 1 1/2 lbs pork shoulder [ kinda fatty shoulder but not all fat]. i ran smokehouse temps at 180* to get sausage to 160* internal. turned out awesome.
dave
i thought it was just me that thought this way, for the little expierence i have with my smokeshack doing sausage and bacon, im finding i need periods of white smoke [ not full time] to achieve what im after. i feel better now, thanks bbally.
dave
id like to try this recipie:
http://lpoli.50webs.com/index_files/Snack%20Sticks.pdf
what the heck are phosphates? any substitutions?
and what is sodium erythorbate is that just salt?
has anyone tried this one? and did you like it?
as always thanks in advance.
dave
that looks outstanding,its so cool to know that we can make better bacon at home for 1/2 the cost. them are thick looking bellys, i wish i could find em that thick.
dave
nice job on the sausage, looks excellent. dont feel bad about the missing r,on a recent post of mine i spelled bacon with a d. its not us , our keyboards are messed up
dave
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