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Add about 10tbs of mustard seed (if there isn't that much already), and 1 1/2 lbs sharp cheddar (you could also de-vein, de-seed and chop 1 1/2 cup of jalepeno). And call it summer sausage! I assume your mix also has the appropriate cure for 25lbs of meat? And yes ECA would be a nice touch.
Welcome to the forums! Sounds like you will have a lot to offer this community. I would just like to make a gentle suggestion, in the forum/community world typing in CAPS is considered yelling, it is best to turn your caps lock off before posting.
Again welcome, I am looking forward to seeing...
I would put your favorite rub on there and throw it in the smoker @250* and smoke to an internal temp of 140* (medium rare). After it reaches desired internal temp pull it from the smoker wrap in foil with about a 1/4 cup of beef broth, and rest for about 1/2 hour. Slice thin and serve.
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If you can get it Blasted for $20 do it, that stuff is kinda a pain in the patootie, otherwise grab a 6 pack and start the hottest fire you can in it, then hit it with a wire wheel, then repeat....that should do it.
I really like the smaller clear casings!
Hey, question for you, when you say "cold smoke" what temps are you smoking at?
Are you cold smoking and then blanching in water to complete the cook?
Thanks for sharing!
I toss my grates on my weber gasser on high and hit with a wire brush when it gets to smokin good, it keeps the mess outside and doesn't get the dish towels, sponges, walls counter black.
I just smoked an elk roast, it turned out really good!
I rubbed the night before, do whatever you think you want as far as rub/injection, whatever you do it can't hurt. Smoker temp should be 220*-250*, cook to an internal temperature of 145* for Medium Rare (or 140* if you like rare) (this...
It will be iffy to cook that 19 lb bird safely, just make sure you get through 140* in 4 hours and you will be good. If it where me I would have cut the back out of it and layed it flat (spatchcock). I would cook it at 250* from the start.
Absolutely, I am getting ready to make some for my hunting trip to Oregon. Works great, I take them out toss them in the cooler for the trip over, they are thawed by the time I get there and am ready to smoke them.
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