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I started at higher temps and just kept working down to 170. Each time I went lower with the temps the meat was better and better, dry but not like leather and easy to eat.I don't like it so tough that It hard to get a bite of it. I used a dehydrator but did not like what I was getting out of...
I have been doing jerky for a while now and came up with one way to make it. I did try many other ways but did not like them. Marinate the meat for 24 hrs in the fridge then drain. I like to put the meat in a smoker and give it a quick smoke( 1 hr or so) then move it to an oven and finish at...
There is a gland in the hind quarters of a deer but don’t think you can get it out easy though. I have not cut up a deer this year but If I remember correct the hind quarters will come apart and be in 4 separate sections. I would do 1 without taking the glands out and the other with them in...
I have a 250 size tank on my Meadow Creek cooker. They have a good web that will list the size of the racks to give you a good idea of the size and width. Hop it helps !! http://www.smokymtbarbecue.com
I only do venison but I like to use 25% pork but for anything that I make. Seems to have enough moisture for me. I have tried pork loin for less fat but is a bit on the dry side.
I’m from NY between Rochester and Syracuse. I like cherry wood best for most of my smoking as It has a nice smoke flavor that is not strong. I would check with anyone selling firewood and craigslist to start.
I use my stuffer with no O ring at all as It seems to allow the air to get out better. The meat is stiff enough when cold and have had no issue doing this at all.
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