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I'm not familiar with the cure you are using but from my limited experience it's normal for liquids to be drawn from the meat then partially reabsorbed. If the cure amounts are correct then you are likely fine.
And yes, reality was checked at the door when I entered.
There aren't that many here in in Bangalore. I've only seen a few and have been here quite bit.
As far as having a lot of people in tight places...You really can't appreciate that statement until you have been in large cities in Asia. (Seoul, Tokyo, Kuala Lampur, Bangalore etc...) Sure makes...
Was getting a juice from a juice stand a while back when they were robbed by monkeys. All I could do was laugh.
Told the guy I'd have to kill'em for eating into the profits and he just shrugged and said.."It's the cost of doing business."
I did the paper towel thing for years and finally went to a chamber vac. Loving it so far and the bags are inexpensive enough that you will find yourself using it much more often. I do at least.
I'm no smoker engineer but with that design I could see issues with both airflow (smoke) and heat transfer to the CC of the smoker as heat also rises.
Dimensions wuld be helpful. The illustration looks as if the smoke and heat have to travel 8 feet.
Hahah...Yes, Johnny cake. The better half is from Michigan and prefers that as well. I usually cheat and use that Jiffy stuff in a box and cook it on a griddle like pancakes for her to have with her beans while mine (no sugar) bakes in a cast iron skillet in the oven.
Making me hungry here. Nice job.
In my little corner of Oklahoma cornbread and beans are a stable. (Cornbread does NOT include sugar! That's a cake.)
(Flame suit on. Give it your best)
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That doesn't seem right at all. What custom builder would weld those hinges on a smoker that has their name on it?
If it were me I think I'd seal that off and put me a fire box on the back-end like it should be. What's there looks more like a fire tray and I can't even imagine trying to...
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