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Sounds like my first smoke, I did chicken as well and lets just say I was told to go easy on the smoke. I quickly found out chicken takes on smoke REALLY fast hence the harsh almost burnt tongue smokey flavour or close to it. Also white smoke when adding new wood is normal, what you want though...
Tom, for the past 45 min I have been reading what you wrote, I am learning, slowly but learning :) I am using maple chips right now in a tin can and have nice smoke. I am going to pull the cheese soon but I LOVE maple smoked bacon, so that puppy will stay on a while longer. One of your comments...
Have a vertical smoker, using the wood in a can with a soldering method. Finally got smoke, took a while, then again it is only a 25w iron. Cheese I am thinking about 2 hours and bacon 6..that sound right?
Barry
Been reading and I decided lets try this. Bought a new iron just now and bought a chunk of marble cheese and a chunk of bacon. Just put them on and we shall see how it goes.
Qview to come.
Barry
Hey Tom,
It was about 4 pounds and took about 5 hours plus the resting, I was chasing temps that day cause of the wind, I used maple, hickoy and mesquite wood for the smoke.
Barry
As promised Qview :)
All ready for the inside stuff. Kinda thick, knew I made too much, I did add 2 eggs to the meat to help keep it moist.
Mushrooms, onions, garlic and sausage with 1 "gulp" of beer on the stove
All on top with cheese
Rolled it the best I could, heavy sucker...
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