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When my family would bring home smoked bacon back to NY when they had visited the South in the 50's, at first I did not like it, but it grew on you. Then we ran out. Same when my mom made pear preserves with pears costing $0.25 per bushel from a horse drawn cart in NYC. Was the only jam we had...
Hi,
I've been to the forum before. Has subscribed to Jeff's newsletter and bought the rub recipe.
I'm in Everett WA.
I have an older MES. There was a garage sale a couple;e of years ago with lots of salmon gear for sale. The vintage lures we already sold. I said, "with all this stuff there...
How log before you slice and cook? What do they taste like? Do you slice them by hand or machine?
I don;t have the right kind of smoker to do them, but I'm sure I can learn something from the techniques.
My son used a small new soldering iron to smoke his pellets. They are about 30 watts but it's all concentrated at very small area, unlike a light bulb like some have suggested elsewhere. I thought the cheese had a great look and taste.
"The info in this link was the BEST I've seen for smoking and aging cheese. Gives all the info you need to smoke and/or age cheese. I'm not patient enough to age any, but I can certainly do the smoke.
Thanks
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