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Hi,
I'm (finally) getting around to smoking my first belly as I've had my belly in the Cure #1 (i got the Fiesta brand from H-E-B for my Texas folks) for 12 days so far. Question is should I rinse only, or rinse + soak to avoid that extra saltiness?
I've read the threads about not needing to...
This is only for cold smoking.
Only bacon and cheese.
It'll never see above 60 degrees ambient
The "mailbox mod" is my poormans version of a smoker box and has a lot less heat that id need to deal with.
And since it is remote it cuts down on the creosote.
At least that's what I've read on here.
Oh.
And at Marshall's one day I saw a 12 inch pellet tube in the checkout line for $5 so I grabbed it.
Haven't used it yet.
But plan on doing the mailbox mod and stuffing Chore Boys inside the dryer hose
I've decided to scale down as an intro project (and I doubt I'll start off smoking 150lbs of meat all at once) so I'll do 2ft x 2ft and 3ft tall.
This will sit on top of a couple rows of cinder blocks that will mainly serve as a bbq / fire pitt.
I'm using cedar fence pickets
I've read that I can use my own sawdust or wood chips in the amazn pellet smoke tube so I think the tube might be the way for me to go as long as it can provide an adequate amount of smoke to smoke bacon at 50 degrees ambient temp in a 3x3 square, 6ft tall box.
Hi,
I'm new here and just signed up because I am wanting to build a smokehouse on East Texas land but I really want to have the old fashioned kettle/drum fire box sitting on the ground inside of the smokehouse.
This will mainly be to cold smoke hams, sausages and to make bacon (all done in the...
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