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Hey Rick, as for the camera, keep it on 'SR Auto', as for the salami, it looks great! As for the MM, great choice! As for the Salt Peter..... I'll pass!
Thanks for bringing up the needle valve mod, Bill. I did that to mine as well and forgot to mention it. That is a great mod as well. Really allows a much finer temperature control.
-Salt
Dan, I typically don't have a problem with grease running down the sides of my MF...if you place your meat in more or less the center of the grates, most of it will drip straight down in to the water pan.
When I used to run water in my water pan, I did have a problem with steam/moisture...
Hey Dan, I own the older model and have had it for some time now and really like the thing. I haven't seen the new model in person but a member here bought one of the new ones and I asked him to post some pictures of the inside, which he did. From what I can tell - based on his pictures -...
I'd like to thank you all for the feedback and info. The discussion here has been a very informative and again shows how the SMF community is a great source of reference and supports intellectual exchange.
So to summarize, if I may, enough data has been presented to support that staying with...
Hey sprky, congrats on the new AMNPS.... It is truly a very cool tool to have in your bag of smoking gear. As you probably know, I have a Master Forge as well. The AMNPS works great for cold smoking in the MF, no matter where you put it... just keep the bottom vents on the MF fairly open. ...
Dave, thanks for the research. Just for clarity as to what I'm actually using, I stick with the 1 level tsp of cure #1 per 5 pounds of meat guideline. And you're correct, I am making whole muscle jerky. As for your Rytek book not having a jerky recipe, am I correct in assuming you have...
Looks like a nice (read: large) batch of sausage in the making there Joe!
Question for ya, I see the price on the box is $1.36 a pound. I'm assuming they discounted the price because you bought a case? Around here, Sam's butts in a 2-fer cryo pack go for about $1.79 a pound. If they're...
I've been making smoked jerky now for more years than I care to admit and through the years have tweaked my favorite recipe to exactly how I like it, but it was originally based on Rytek's recipe from his 'Revised Edition' which I believe came out after revision 1. Well, today, I went back to...
I edited the post above to correct the title of the book. It should have been "Secrets of Meat Curing and Sausage Making"
Al, all, if you want a copy it can be found here:
http://www.archive.org/details/secretsofmeatcur00bhelrich
-Salt
The following is from Secrets of Meat Curing and Sausage Making dated 1922. The book is now in the public domain, so I don't believe I'm infringing on copyright protection by posting this.
Perhaps this is what happened to your brine?
Thanks jrod62 and Alesia!
Alesia, as for the taste, as I mentioned up above, it was just a bit too much on the sweet side for my taste, not bad sweet, but I like my bacon with more of a seasoned/earthy flavor but a lot of folks prefer a sweeter bacon. It all comes down to personal preference...
Awesome video PaPaGriz and the meat looks fantastic as well! Great job.
Oh and loved the intro to the vid as well as your choice of tunes... nothing like a little Albert King and BBQ.... oh yeah!
-Salt
Hey kodiak450, I assume you mean the bags that held the side meat during the cure? I kept them sealed and tried to force out as much air as I could when I sealed them.
-Salt
I use Rytek's recipe as well but add quite a bit more garlic. I also like a rough grind and use a 3/8" plate and only grind once. Just my preference. As for smoking the same day, I've never done that.... I always hang my sausage over night in the garage beer fridge...I feel this lets the...
I believe he means this Scott
http://www.cabelas.com/seasonings-cures-brine-cabelas-smokehouse-jerky-juice-150-16-oz.shtml
I've been making jerky for quite a while and haven't used a pre-mixed/pre-made marinade... so I can't comment on Cabela's Jerky Juice... maybe someone else has used it...
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