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My gosm is fine with the colder weather, actually I have more problems in the summer keeping temps low enough.
I would try just a wind break first if I were you, then the welder's binkie if that doesn't do it.
Good luck!
I've had that Waring Pro for about ten years. One of the best investments I ever made....as long as you don't try to overload it....no problems. I can slice 15-20 pounds of meat no sweat. I think you can still pick up a comperable model for around 69 bucks.
You'll love it Willy....I've done my belly bacon with the honey cure, and it's great. My current favorite is brown sugar and grade B maple syrup...ohhhh...to die for.
Can't wait to see how this one comes out.
Actually, it was not nearly as bad as I feared. The smaller brisket(on slicer in pic) came out just a tad on the dry side, but tasty.
The larger of the two briskets came out perfectly...overall I'm quite pleased, and will definitely made some more when I will not be interupted.
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I agree whole-heartedly with Hank. Have your butcher special grind a butt for you, or you may not have enough fat content to make a nice sausage. If you let him know a little ahead of time, he can have it waiting for you when you get there.
Good Luck!
Well, gave those briskets a good soaking, then a rub, vac-u-seal and an overnight rest.
Basically the Dude's rub...with a couple minor changes
Fired the gosm up early...it was about 20 degrees out...loaded her with apple wood and away we go.
Maintained between about 215-230 for the next 4...
I like to serve mine warm, or room temp. If you're making a vinegar based sauce, you should be able to keep it in the fridge almost indefinitely....depending on what else you put in it.
Hope this helps...have a great smoke!
I do it all in my house....the little lady is allowed in my kitchen only to help clean up.
She does have a couple rare specialties she makes, but it's like once or twice a year thing.
I do mine in my GOSM gasser with kosher or sea salt....set it in a cookie sheet in a thin layer so it will take the smoke nicely. Usually let it go for about 90 minutes at the lowest temp where I can still generate smoke.Be sure to give it a stir every now and then.
I think I'd go for smoking the raw rice rather than the cooked. Just like smoking sea salt, or spices, paprika etc. It usually picks up the flavor nicely.
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