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I should of done a whole rack. But getting towards holiday season and I want to do a ton of summer sausage to hand out. Waiting for a good price on bulk ground beef. Plus deer seasons only a few weeks away . I think something will be getting smoked shortly.
I was attempting bearcarvers pork jerky last week and got rained out . So after marinating I rinsed and froze it . A week later it's on the smoker . I did make a couple changes to the recipe. White pepper instead of cayenne and I used coffee instead of wine . Since I had neither in my pantry...
I prepped a 8# pork loin and got 4# of meat for jerky . I did the 24 hour marinade and rinsed it . As I was going to start the smoker it started pouring and held out a couple hours to finally called it bust. My question is I froze the rinsed jerky....is it ready to smoke when thawed or should...
Smokers fired up and finally got jerky on. Trying something else while I'm at it. I put a couple large yellow onions on to smoke . I'm always adding them to soup and stew and thought this might take them up a notch. I'm going to freeze them after smoking for use this fall/ winter .
1- 10 oz bottle soy sauce
1-10 oz. Bottle worstershire
1tsp black pepper
1/2tsp white pepper
1Tbs garlic powder
1 Tbs onion powder
2cups water
Soak 24 hours then apple wood smoke it
Well pulled out an eye of round I have been saving for just this project. I've been impatiently waiting to make jerky again. Going to wish I stocked up on more meat as I caught it on sale for 1.88 a pound. Half frozen I finally got it sliced up and soaking to smoke tomorrow morning.
Definately 2 thin . Flavors there but its jerky enough to jerk teeth out.possibly a thicker slice would make a better jerky. Was hoping to make a use of a deal...but definately not as jerky
I recently found Smithfield turkey breast a dollar a pack and stocked up for lunch at work. Well it's great if you like a salt sandwich. 150 mg salt per slice. So I figured I'd try making jerky out of a couple packs. I soaked the slices in water for a day changing the water 2 times . On final...
I have a receipe down and a method but I want larger summer sausage . Right now I make it so it's about a foot long and an inch ...inch and a half around like pepperoni size . I don't use casing just roll and wrap in cheese cloth . I want to make it larger like 3" around but I smoke mine at...
Well as usual it fatted out some. So a good hot. Water rinse and hung it on the back porch.Its just about dry and shortly I will individually bag and we can see how long this batch lasts. As far as hanging I have found a plastic coat hanger will hold 5# of summer sausage to hang and dry.
I start at 150° and work my way to 180°ish and try to hold it there until finished but with my offset I have a heck of a time keeping a steady temp though. Will have to mod it I believe.
Ok here's the recipe
1# 80/20 ground beef
1 tsp heaping tender quick
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp black pepper
1 tsp pizza seasoning
1 tsp dinosaur bbq rub
1/2 tsp white pepper
Mix all ingediants thouroughly and refrigerate 24 hours .Mix again and stuff casing or in my case make...
The casing is cheese cloth. Some of my fondest memories are of when I was a kid and every year my grandfather's friends would give us a stick of summer sausage. It was about the size of hard salami and wrapped in cheesecloth. So obviously when I decided to make it I want with the childhood...
Well its only been 2 weeks and I'm out of summer sausage again. Luckily tops market had a coupon for 80/20 for 1.99 a pound.luckily my fiancee and myselfboth have a store card and cashed in 14# of burger. 10# for summer sausage and 4# for bbq's. I'm using my usual recipe and started it at 6 this...
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