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i can see a pellet injection of some kind being bolted to an exhaust manifold so you smoke while driving...lol. im sure you got something on the go. a few more years and im gonna be like you, on the road. good luck and nice work!! what model did you guys go with??? is the 35' enough?? how...
omg, just realized this thread started almost 2 years old??? feb/12. i was gonna say the piggy on the spit is not the same one on the baking tray??? either way, nice job AK1. it is definately to cold in the month of feb and the box is a little big to retain heat in those temps, you know...
good that your enjoyin the new stuffer, nice unit. i was actually surprised you used a "ready mix" as opposed to making/mixing your own??? i like making/mixing my own, thats just me though. this way i know whats in it. at least the poochs are eating good!!! lol
50/50 pork shoulder to venison. i prefer 3/8" plate but for some reason one of my two suppliers 3/8's is a little to coarse??? i have hime run it through twice. but 1.8% salt, 50/50 and 3/8's should work good with pork shoulder not butt
yes you can give a soak if overly salted, after a water change you should let hang for 24hrs(+-), air dry then smoke, it has to release as much of the new moisture as possible.
good thing lamb is "fatty", cause you really got to cook the Pi$$ out of it to get it to charcoal, looks moist and still a little red. perhaps a couple of hours like you said less, just goin by the pic.
never thought or heard of mustard on lamb but i guess it works for you. olive oil/oil/salted butter is the "glue" i/we have ever used for lamb to hold spices. diff strokes i guess
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