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Smoked some cheese this past Sunday. Some Pepper Jack, Medium and Sharp Cheddar, Gouda and some salmon.
Used Apple pellets for the smoke. Smoked for 3 hours, kept it under 75*F. 2 weeks to rest then the eating will commence.
Brined for 16 hours in a brine (duh) with some peppercorns, corinander seed, mustard seed, fennel seed, molasses and some brown sugar. Then put into the smoker at 250*F
They were rubbed with all the above named spices along with onion power, celery seed, paprika for color, and some cinnamon...
Well did my first beef ribs. The ribs I found were very skimpy on the meat. Took just a little over 3 hrs and 15 minutes. Used almond and kept the smoker at around 260* F. Sauced one rack at 190* and pulled them at 200*. Not bad if I say so. Still need more practice with beef ribs and need...
Hello, my name is Jose and I live in Fresno Ca. I'm not new to smoking but I am new to doing it in a reverse flow. I've been smoking in a UDS for lots of years. It was time to move up to a custom smoker. Just got it this past Sunday and getting it seasoned asI'm tying this up. I'm sure I will...
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