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They say for dutch oven cooking that one bricket will give about 25 degrees temp. When I do mine that what I'm going to use as a gage, will see how it works out.
With using charcoal you will have to watch the temperature closely. I cured my bacon in my Webber kettle using just the amps and 5 or 6 brickets, it kept the temerature to 100 without any problem. I'm planning on doing some summer sausage in it latter.
Ed
DanMcG, that's the site I was referring to. I wasn't sure if it was alright to post the link or not. I might have the fermento, I'll have to check. Thanks, if not I'll try it without it.
TX Smoker, you didn't confuse me at all. I've read about what you are talking about. His recipe doesn't have a starter culture nor does it use cure #2. His recipe that I'm looking at doing is a German Farmer Style summer sausage. I didn't know why he said to incubate it for 48 hours when it...
I was looking at Lpoli recipes and found a German style summer sausage that sounded good. It says to incubate it at 80F(27C) for 48 hours. Could this be accomplished by just hanging it a room temp for 48 hours or is it even required?
Thanks Ed
I'm looking on the B&P site at their trail bologna seasoning and it says to add "special meat binder". Anyone know what that is and is it needed or can something else be used instead? Below is what I am looking at. I tried clicking on the embedded link, but got an error message.
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Disco, what size were your casing? I'm going to make some of this, but I'll have to smoke it on Webber Kettle. My MES is down until can get a PID controller for. I should be able to smoke two 16" long clubs in my Webber.
Thanks Ed
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