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Several offsets are available with gas assist as are some commercial smokers. Smoke Hollow and others make little upright smokers that run on propane and use wood chips for smoke.
We cater some local Scottish festivals and I have a pretty good faux Haggis recipe. So far I have just put it on the pellet grill and cooked in a pot for several hours, but now I'm thinking about stuffing it. The traditional method would be to boil it for 4 hours, then stuff but I think it would...
We cater for a Scottish festival and make a faux Haggis using ground beef and beef organ meat. I don't stuff it in anything and it is really quite good. Now you have me thinking about making some kind of Haggis brats..................
Thanks Dave.
I did grind the fat through the finest plate I have but the venison was already ground so I didn't run it through again. I'm hoping Santa will bring me a meat mixer for Christmas ;)
I read on another forum that brisket fat just doesn't work well, so I may use pork fat next time. But...
I started with 4# ground venison and 3/4 beef fat from brisket trimmings, which was probably the wrong fat to use, but I did. Used Bearcarver's recipe except I increased the red pepper to 1/2 Tblsp and added 1/2 Tblsp of Chipolte Tabasco.
Used a jerky shooter to make the sticks, placed on frog...
Let us know. I increased the red pepper to 1/2 Tablespoon and added another 1/2 Tablespoon of Chipotle tabasco to the first batch. By the time those were smoked I had about 2# left and added a tsp of Sriracha. Those will get smoked tonight so we'll see. At least we get to ear our experiments!
I used this one:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/95395/unstuffed-smoked-beef-pepperoni-sticks-with-qview
I added heat to the base recipe and still thought it was on the mild side so by the recipe it should fit the bill.
For those who haven't seen today's ad and have a Gander in the area; they have a 5# vertical stuffer, 7.5" slicer, and #5 0.2hp grinder on sale. Your choice $79
I would just pick up a case of flats at Sam's. Not much waste flats and you should have extras that you can cook later or cook and freeze for later use. I think it runs just over $3 a pound around here
Not that I recommend doing it this way, BUT; the American Indian dried venison and buffalo with nothing more than the sun if I remember my history correctly. Early settlers just used a salt cure.
On the other hand, I think our stomachs are a lot more sensitive than they were then.
Brquettes vs Real charcoal. Briqs for grilling, lump for smoking
Liquid smoke. Never
Wood chips to soak or not to soak chunks, not soaked
That's just me
Is there a baffle of some sort at the juncture of the 2 barrels? If not, you'll have a hot...
Here is my recipe: it works on up to about 3# of meat as the meat just needs to be covered and will only absorb so much liquid.
Jerky
10 oz Teriyaki
10 oz Soy sauce
4 tblsp lemon pepper
2 Tblsp garlic salt
2 tblsp crushed red pepper
mix and marinade
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