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jocasa, I actually had wood in the pan while I tried to maintain the 150°. My plan was to not have to open the door when it was time to crank it up to 200°. I was not able to get as low as 150° though, 165° was as low as I could get it.
After seeing and tasting the results, I feel you...
Good luck Roger. If it is your first Canadian Bacon, you will love it. It took about 4 hours for the loin I took to 140°, and about 5½ hours for the loin taken to 160°.
I used apple wood for the entire smoke. They are not as smoky as I would have liked, but they are super juicy, and not at...
I know what you mean Michael, My wife walked in the kitchen, and said......what....the....hell....... is that thing. Once I explained she was excited to taste it.
Caution: Have a drool rag handy
Here is the one I took to an internal of 140° for skillet frying.
And a few pictures of the Bacon sliced
In the skillet to finish it off for a long awaited snack.
Here is the meatloaf cut in half and reformed. They have been in the smoke for about 1½ hrs.
This is what we all like...............the Q-view
While I was at it I decided to try something different with a fattie, instead of just tossing a plain one in the smoker. I mixed 2 Jim dean Maple...
I think I will split it in half, that only means twice the smoke ring......correct
I am going to get the loaves smokin as soon as my Canadian Bacon comes out. Which is wright around the corner.
There will be Q-view to follow.
It has been way to long since I have done a meatloaf, so here it goes here is the recipe that I have come up with.
Recipe:
3# of 80/20 ground beef
1# sage sausage
1 cup chopped onion (1 medium onion)
4 cloves fresh garlic, finely chopped
2 Tblsp. worcestershire sauce
1 pkg. lipton soup mix
1...
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