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    Hog hair prep

    This is normal, I've cooked many whole hogs and I scald them all myself. It's almost impossible to get all of the hair off. Torching it off will not affect the final flavor. Good luck with your cook, makes me want to have another hog roast myself!
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    GIVEAWAY for Inkbrid Waterproof Instant Read Thermometer IHT-1P

    USA thanks for the chance at the give away!
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    rubs for cheeses?

    I have coated mozzarella with rosemary & thyme before smoking, my family and friends loved it on pizza.
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    In Search of Tips Re: Grilling Skin-on Whole Hog on a Spit

    I leave the legs stick out, but cut them short. I allow to rest to allow further cooking and cooling/juice redistributing into the meat. I have several thermometers around my roaster for monitoring temps.
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    Brining Hard-boiled Eggs Before Smoking?

    I smoke and sell/trade a lot of eggs my brine consists of 1/8 cup kosher salt, 1/8 cup granulated garlic, 1/8 cup black pepper, 1 gallon cold water, mix and brine in fridge for 12-24 hours, cold smoke for 3-6 hours. Other things can be added for other flavors (hot sauces, onions, etc.). The...
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    In Search of Tips Re: Grilling Skin-on Whole Hog on a Spit

    I have cooked many whole hogs, this is how I have done it and had great results. I season as you have mentioned above and sew it shut also. I do not score the skin as I have found it has a tendency to split and fall off, I also found that I do not need to spray as there is plenty of fat that...
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    Everglades Seasoning.. who uses???

    Love Everglades Seasonings, and ALL PURPOSE BREADING. I order direct, it was much cheaper than Amazon.
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    Salt Brining Tips

    My Grandma and uncles used to use the "float an egg" method, for everything they smoked, but they never had any consistency in final product. different eggs float at different salinity.
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    First tme making wieners/hot dogs

    WOW, they look great!
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    Smoker Chip Test Market

    I didn't get a response to the email I sent either, rather disappointing.
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    Smoker Chip Test Market

    Did anyone get any of these chips to test?
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    Potato sausage

    These get a hot water bath after stuffing, I cook for a half hour at 170 degrees. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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    Beef shoulder clod.

    There was enough to feed five adults, two teenagers, and three kids five to eleven years old, with two full one gallon bags left over for more meals later on. This was fantastic, very moist and tender. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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    Fish sausage

    Finished pictures. Very interesting, the texture is similar to ground chicken, the taste is like well seasoned smoked fish. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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    Potato sausage

    31 pounds of potato sausage ready for a hot water bath. 12 pounds of pork shoulder 3 pounds of beef 10 pounds of potatoes 5 pounds of onions 1 pound of mustard seed 2 T. Dry chopped garlic Add To taste, fry test and adjust. Salt Pepper Granulated Onion Granulated garlic​ Stuff. Sent from...
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    Fish sausage

    13 pounds of sucker fillets 9 pounds pork shoulder A package of brat season Stuffed and in the smoker Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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    Beef shoulder clod.

    After 22.5 hours of total cook time internal was 203, and probe tender, and 4 hours in the cooler for a rest I pulled and plated on fine Minnesota China. Pulled beef, Mac salad, homemade dill pickles, pickled onions and pickled green beans, also some Branston pickle. Sent from my XT1585 using...
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    Beef shoulder clod.

    Well at 11:00 last night we started to get a lot of little weather systems rolling through with rain and swirling winds, I was having trouble keeping the temperature regulated so I decided to wrap it up and put it in the oven over night. Here is a picture before the wrap, this was after 10 hours...
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    Friday night meatloaf!

    I used cherry splits. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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    Beef shoulder clod.

    About 4 hours in, using some KBB, cherry and maple splits, smoker running between 225 and 275 degrees, spritzing with apple cranberry juice because that's what was in the fridge. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
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