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I have a buddy who is a butcher and makes sausage, trail bologna, you name it he makes it. He wants to know what type of meat, temp of ovens, size of casings. hopefully he can shed some light on your problem.
I ordered the cold plate with my smokin tex 1400, it is a metal shelf with insulation in it to keep the heat in the lower chamber . you put ice in a container and place it on the the shelf.
the upper chamber stayed at 70 degrees while the bottom was set at 150 degrees to ignite the wood...
I WENT WITH MY COLD PLATE BOOKLET DIRECTIONS, I SMOKED THE CHEESE AT 150 FOR 15 MINS., SHUT THE UNIT DOWN, STILL SMOKIN, OPEN UNIT AFTER 90 MINS. CHECKED COLOR, FELT LIKE I NEEDED TO DO IT ONCE MORE . THE BOOKLET SAID I COULD DO IT TWICE. SO I DID, IT LOOKS GOOD TO ME NOW. WAS VERY EASY...
I have been reading all of your information on smoking cheese and decided to give a try. I'm trying Sharp Cheddar & Swiss, and
Hickory & Apple wood. Using my Smokin Tex 1400 w/ a cold plate.
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