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If those wires go to the heating element or anything with a resistance that builds heat you shouldn't be soldering. Use high heat wire nuts & shrink tubing.
When I got mine it looked like this > http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200463055_200463055
Same design both sizes. Thing is a real beast.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/166142/issues-with-mes#post_1212542
Hi Cody,
The first mod I did was to remove the chip & water rack & put a lower rack & drip pan in it's place. I do A lot of lower temp smokes, around 150 to 180 degrees for fish,sausage,& dried beef etc. and found the way...
I've had the same smoker for years. Very dependable.
Just got this so I don't have to baby sit the temps. so much :
http://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=495:ee5e2244bc141d1c9cd0de6e6b83c7bd
Figure now if the element ever burns out I can even replace it...
Freeze the belly & do your research. You should know exactly what you're doing & exactly what you need to do it before attempting to cure your own meats! A careless mistake could be fatal! While learning the different cures & methods there are plenty of good kits out there that make a fine...
Hello! I assume you are looking for advice. Need more info. Which mod. Masterbuilt? Digital or analog. If it's the analog be sure chip tray & water tray are in the correct rack positions. The chip pan goes in the one that touches the element. Use dry chips. You may have to place the pan directly...
Hi guys,
I've been using the MBA for years & if you want to get smoke all the time you must remove the rack that holds the chip tray and put the tray directly on the element. Dry chips or dust work best & if you want longer smoke changing chips less use 2 pans. One dry & one damp. This smoker...
I would think above, below, or in the beans it shouldn't matter as long as you get both up to 140 in a short enough time to kill the little parasites !
Now all you got to do is find a take out willing to trade! You would be surprised what fish lovers are willing to trade for real fresh fish. Years ago I used to trade extra American eels for pizza at one place and fancy carp for a bar tab in another. ( He had a large fish tank behind the bar.)
Yes, a temp. stall is not uncommon. I have read it is due to the meat sweating out moisture and actually cooling the product. The internal temps. will eventually begin to rise. I'm sure one of the more knowledgeable guys on this site can explain it better!
http://www.outdoorhub.com/how-to/2015/01/09/eat-invasive-7-simple-asian-carp-recipes/
Never judge a fishes table quality by it's reputation. Bluefish, monkfish "angler fish" , sea robins etc. all had bad reps.
You'll never know til you try a few recipes.
I think they don't want the responsibility of asking someone to keep their oven going at 165-180 for upwards of 6 hrs. When I 1st started making summer sausage I tried some of the higher temp recipes, and while edible it came out more like cold meat loaf then a summer sausage. I've found a...
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