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I have been smoking some Deer summer sausage for 48 hours at this point and for the last 24 the temperature has been stuck at 140. I am completely lost. What is going on? I have the temp set at 170 and it has been for over 24 hours.
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I used this and since it's so hot out, I could not keep up under 90. It was not the normal blue smoke I'm used to. It's the thick crappy smoke. The way smoke comes out when you first start the firebox. Guess with a komado I will need to do this when it's colder out and will just use the bacon...
When I cold smoke it, the smoke smells that of when I'm using my smoker and it's just to pungent. It's that thick smoke that makes food taste like crap. Is that what cold pellet smoking does? If so I'm just not going to smoke it at all. Also I fry tested again and the salt content taste lower...
Ok, I set them for two weeks. Removed them and rinced them. My smoker is currently occupied for my bday party tomorrow. Got a snake river wagyu brisket in her.
If I have to take them out of the fridge, will they be fine for a day until I can cold smoke them? Or will they go rancid? Speedy...
I am removing these from the refrigerator this coming Thursday. That will be two weeks. I have to go out of town all week. Can I just leave them until I come back?
Is my overall concept correct? I just went with what the initial calculator had to give me a base for all future bacon making. I don't need to flip them as I did it your way and they are open to the elements correct?
My first cut was 3.14 lb so I'm using this. I assume it's perfect right? Just making sure before I do this. Then I place on a wire rack for fourteen days. Pull it out and run it under water for five minutes. Cut off a piece then fry it up to check the taste. Put it back in the refrigerator for...
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