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Coating might be powder coating. Removal can be a bit difficult. First choice would be abrasive blasting. Second choice Rustolem aircraft finish remover.
A lot has been written in the area of how the oxidation of lipids impacts food. Makes one wonder how several hundred years ago folks figured out what type of fat made salami taste good.
Bass sausage is another local maker. Good flavor a bit salty for me. One local producer near Washington made a spicy breakfast sausage that was a local favorite. Place closed and sold recipes to someone, now not quite the same taste. Acre Station east of Washington also does sausage.
Any chance...
Link is a producer of salted seafood products..
Recall our dad bring home the salted cod in a small wooden box as well as the dried fish filet which hung in the basement.
The box was a prized toy.
http://cfeboston.com/saltfish-brands/
$750 for the control unit, ouch. If kept out of the elements that will prolong life. OS might have some history on unit life. Might try CS forum for unit life.
Great insight from OS. Also don't look for a smoke ring. Can be done but not worth the effort IMO. One can add charcoal to the wood box for smoke ring affect - works but PITA.
For our tastes we preheat cooker @ 275 with wood in box for about 30 minutes +/- allowing wood to start burning. Seemed...
Own a SM 160. Purchased used. For me it cooks/smokes great. Like any smoker you have to learn it.
Regarding the SM066 price - depending on condition and year will set the price. Beware Cookshack parts are pricey- so if the controller is bad it is major dollars.
If you can see it operate and...
Prayers and speedy recovery for all. Live in eastern NC. Have experienced the devastating effects of hurricanes and the loss of a home. Have witnessed the adjacent farms loose crops. Sad to experience. A shame media coverage is so poor of a devastating event like this. Has FEMA responded?
Try the link below, great read by Gary s
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/how-long-to-cook-brisket-or-misconception-of-the-1-to-1-5-hours-per-pound-rule.295201/
If you have a middle rack/setting you might start there. Depending on flow in/out of cooker temperatures can vary. Consider doing a temperature profile of cooker. Measure temperature at each rack with an accurate temperature probe. Takes time but worth the effort.
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