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The only thing I would like to add is, try and pick the leanest meats you can find and make sure to cut as much fat as you possibly can off the meat before smoking. Fatty jerky is no good.
Trying to get some Christmas gifts done , so I'm smoking almonds again today. Thought I'd share some pictures
Almonds in the brine, salt, brown sugar, garlic, and chipotle chili pepper
Almonds in the smoker
Yum, Yum
Dave thanks for the help. I'll know I've found it when I find a recipe that calls for 1 stalk of celery in it. lol. Every year for Christmas I make smoked salmon dip. I can recreate it, but it takes some trial and error on my part. I probably should try and write it down one of these...
Many years ago I started using the 3men.com smoked fish dip recipe. A couple years ago the website disappeared from the planet. I remember most if not all the ingredients, but I was just curious if anyone happens to have the recipe, or who knows, maybe one of the 3men lurks around here???
The...
Smoke takes better to a wet surface, once the meat gets dry it doesn't take smoke as well. When I do jerky I hit it hard with smoke for the first 2 hours and if it isn't dry I just bring it inside and finish it in the oven. I figure it's already got the smoke now it just needs to dry.
I'll...
I've always been under the impression that meat takes on smoke the best during the first couple hours of smoking. What is the thinking behind not adding smoke for the first hour?
If you are having trouble getting the meat dry, try bringing it inside and finishing it in a dehydrator or with the...
haha... yes, it's pretty warm down here, mid 30's today, which actually isn't to bad for this time of year. You'll have to post some pictures of your smoker build. The people here love stuff like that.
Hey Gary,
I know absolutely nothing about pellet smokers, so I'm probably not the best person to answer this question but since nobody else has taken a shot at it, I'm going to try and give you a few things to think about.
You obviously like the taste of the sausage your buddy smoked. How is...
In my quest to make smoked almonds that don't have clumps of sugar, spices, or salt all over them, I've come up with a recipe that gives almonds a nice sweet and salty coating without the mess.
Brine:
2 cups Water
2 cups Brown Sugar
1 cup Salt
1 TBS Garlic Powder
1 TBS Chipotle Chili...
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