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Start to finish...moist and smokey enough to cut the smoke with a knife. Fred J McReddy, scientific experiment # 2011
First the MARINADE in multiples of the following, until the zip-lock bag with the bird in it is full.
2 c. apple juice or cider
1/4 c. cider vinegar
1 c. water
4 1/2 tbs...
Enlighten me please. I have never used nitrites and nitrates in my sausage.
Nitrate colours the sausage red???? Right???
Nitrite is colourless??? Right???
I do not want "red" fresh kielbasa.
Cure #1 is nitrite??? Right???
Use 1/2 tsp per 10 lbs of meat??? Right???
How much salt will...
Rome wasn't built in a day and either was anyone's favourite process for smoking anything/something. Everyone of us, can still learn from the next guy or gal. This site has at one time or another, reinforced, corrected and/or added to what I thought was my ultimate. Do we ever reach the...
I see that Bill48 did a lion today. Well I did a Wooly Mammoth. I guess PORK is close enough for the both of us to post on.
I know mine was a wooly Mammoth because it had a tooth with it when my wife found it in the bottom of the freezer chest Some might think it was a deep frozen Mastodon but...
I only say that because we have been corresponding. Obviously, all are welcome.
Up front, I have to say that the only poison here is sodium and it is used sparingly.
As I sit here reflecting, I realized that I have never smoked this kielbasa. Probably because the recipe has been in my family...
Saturday, the wife and I went into the woodlot and dug wild leeks. That's what we call the wild onion locally. They have a bite and garlic flavour...for those who are not familiar with them.
Some call them "ramps" which comes from the Elizabethian dialect of early English immigrants into the...
Opened the site; took a look-see.....spied "meat rakes" and bought them last night. Always used forks until Bear Paws but Bear Paws are awkward to use, slippery and the tines crimp in/on hot meat. So we're off to a good start (50 years later).
I'm on my 4th smoker and more than happy with a...
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