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Thanks everybody
Hot links after the smoke and bloom. IMO the best sausage I have made. The recipe is from this forum. I replaced cayenne with some chipotle power
I smoked a pork shoulder a couple weeks ago and it was down to 12°F when it finished. In a propane fired smoke vault. I do have it insulated.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/112976/insulating-a-propane-smoker/30
Some good info here. Mine is at the end of the thread
Some may say I'm crazy but if it smells ok and tastes ok I'd eat it and serve it to family and friends. I'd tell them what happened and let them decide if they're having brisket or hot dogs.
But that's just me
Fresh Italian for the freezer and the hot links will be on smoker tomorrow. The Syracuse casings are a pleasure to work with. I need to work on link length consistency
That should work. A few things I would think you need to consider
It probably painted on the inside and you'll want to remove it
The thickness of the material,is it going to hold up to being moved frequently?
Thickness of material again, is it going to hold heat?
Heat source,that's a good...
Nice find! Hard to tell on what type of wood it might be. I would venture a guess that the lighter shade wood is maple. I prefer wood cutting boards and have several cheap ones that serve me well but I wanted a bigger one,this was just a lucky find.
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