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Yes it was a dial gauge. I've canned a lot of meat with great success but the BBQ sauce was a last minute idea I went with. I've always assumed they say not to add liquid because of the liquid created when raw pack is cooked but now I worry they say to not add it because it would interfere with...
I'm a little late to be asking this but I put up a few jars of pork loin a week or so ago and added some BBQ sauce to the jars. I think I did about a 1/2 cup of sauce per pint jar. It was all cold packed (raw). I processed 75 minutes @ 11 pounds. I'm curious what you all have to say about this...
This is what I'm doing. I'm no expert but you don't seem to be getting a lot of help and I know how that feels. I think what Dave is getting at is that your concept of cold smoking might be off a bit. My thought is that you will need a separate fire box to achieve true cold smoke. Check out this...
A little more info might help someone answer your questions. Where are you located? so as to tell what environmental influences must be taken into consideration. How thick is the plywood you are using? How much of an air gap are you leaving between sheets?
Thanks Win! The tray is pretty handy! I don't use it that often though because it's so big, it doesn't fit in the dishwasher or even the sink. To wash it I gotta take it outside and use the hose. It's pretty much a must for pulled pork though. I got it at a restaurant supply store for under $10...
Thanks Al. Unfortunately I have a nasty cold right now so I can't smell or taste anything. The girlfriend said it smelt up the whole neighborhood and she devoured it like she hasn't ever seen food before!
Looks like the bragging grounds around here. Nothing special here but I guess like a proud father I got to show off pictures of my babies. Excuse the real life countertop there.
Hello to All. I am currently in the process of building a smokehouse out of cedar fence boards. Rough measurements are 3'x2'x8' to peak of roof. I plan on doing a 3/8 steel fire box maybe 3'-4' from smokehouse. Using the raised-stool grate concept I should be able to easily generate plenty of...
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