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Made another batch of deer pepperoni stick they came out great this time. When I made my batch that came out tough it was my father in laws deer meat that he had for a few years in the freezer, I wonder if that contributed to the tough snack sticks?
The casings were 21 mm collagen casing that come with the high mtn kits. They are at least a year old never froze or got wet. Have used other casings that were stored same way, maybe I just got a bad batch?...thanks for the help
Made a batch of snack sticks yesterday and they are very tough as compared to how they normally come out. I made them the same way I always do. Could I had a batch batch of casings? I have used some of the casings the last time and they were fine, maybe they are getting old? I store them in...
Have a batch of pepper stick smoking with two Mavericks et-732 and a et-733 with each probe in a different spot. Million dollar question is it seems odd that both the 1 & 2 probes on each keep matching temperatures, does this seem right, I hope but my Master built 30 isn't that perfect...thanks...
Nice, I got a 11lb er gonna smoke on Sunday, I quartered it and put 2 chunks in Pops brine and 2 with buckboard bacon cure , gonna rain pepper on all 4 chunks and let the smoke begin, can't wait...
Looks great, I got mine in Pop's brine now, I only have about a half of a belly 6 lbs. I only used about have of the brine to cover the belly pieces, do you think I screwed up? Do I need to use the whole gallon of brine to get the proper amount of cure into the meat??
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