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It's my understanding that its not supposed to give off a toxic smoke in a fire. However, I think that is just for breathing. Don't think I would want it on my food.
Sounds like you guys are about to get things straightened out
Now you should go to the charcoal forum and check out the modifications to make your smoker work better next time.
Monty, I would freeze the meat uncured and then thaw and cure it when I had time to smoke. It takes 10 days to cure anyway so what's another day waiting for the meat to thaw. I would be leary of freezing after the cure was applied.
We had some strong winds and extreme lightning around 3 AM. Tornado's were reported about 15 miles northwest of us along with some hail. Seems to be about over with here now and I'm glad of it. We got 3 inches of rain in about 30 minutes.
I just clicked in and out of chat a couple of times and I didn't have any problems. I log in with the chat now thing on the tool bar and it pops up a new room. I click the X on the top of the page to leave. There is another X just above the chat screen that you can click, but it doesn't take...
Since we already have a stick burner named after the great southern general Robert E Lee sitting down in Texas, it only seems fitting to have one named after the northern general Ullyses S Grant sitting up there in Michigan. You probably don't want to mention that at the Lang plant though...
Pecan makes everything taste good
When I did canadian bacon I used a mix of cherry and pecan. Came out real nice.
Haven't done any belly bacon (can't get my hands on the bellies ) but the buckboard bacon cure from Hi Mountain seasonings is hard to beat
Well if you lose your brakes and slide all the way down to Louisiana ,
I've got a pork butt cooking that you are welcome to share pecan and hickory smoke and were holding at 150* internal.
Great looking food Dutch
I remember a discussion a week or so ago about the gas smokers not putting a good smoke ring on the meat. I say take a look at the slices of Dutch's brisket
The difference between high pressure and low pressure LP is this. High pressure is rated in PSI (pounds per square inch) of pressure. This is like the pressure in your car tire. The typical high pressure regulator is set around 10 PSI.
Low Pressure LP is rated in inches of water column (in...
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