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Thanks. I am a foodie so when trying a new thing for 50 family members it wasnt the main protein but ended up being a star of the show. I agree for the price of a whole loin it is a very affordable universal piece of meat.
In southeast mich as well off for the week went to check lake st clair you would think we would have more ice. Ohh well think we are heading up to caseville to chase some lakers.
Just ordered it as soon as it comes will give it a go with some breakfast sausage & chicken brats. Will review it once I get a hold of it & give it a good workout.
Many people use the oven to finish. I dont see why not maybe set a remote meat thermometer to your desired IT my ideal finish is 205. Just depends on your comfort level with the oven going in the house while you are sleeping. But I would do it without much concern.
I just throw them in a zip lock bag put in a splash of olive oil then what ever spices I am using & smoke them...these turned out good they smell smokier than they taste but have a good smokey fimish. Not sure if that helps but with something like this I just eyeball it most of the time.
This is my go to I have gotten great results from this process.
http://smokingmeatforums.com/index.php?threads/mr-ts-smoked-salmon-from-go-to-show-w-q-view.122931/
I tried regular sharp cheddar cheese on a recent batch of SS & did not care for the end result. I like using the high temp cheeses in SS, sticks, & various brats that I make.
I don't know about the man but I use the AC leggs summer sausage blend plus pink curing salt. My meat mixture that I have been using is 60% lean venison 40% pork butt. Then dehydrated jalapenos & high temp cheddar. Add a little NFDM water mix till sticky then stuff cure over night. Next day...
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