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Trying to please the family this weekend by restocking everyone with some treats. This is day 1 of the weekend. 20 pounds of rings and 20 pounds of sticks. Tomorrow is 30 pounds of ghost pepper cheese sticks. Those knock your socks off. Happy smoking everyone! Be safe!

I just made the same mistake at the store. That will teach me to not be in a rush. But im gonna give it a shot here, thanks to this post i know ill be slicing.

I use 80-20 gb all the time and for me its just fine as it is.

T Hey Ed. Well my uncle does his bologna more traditional with a finer grind. I personally like it a little more coarse. But basic ingredients were onion, garlic, cajun seasonings in mine (like I said i'm not very traditional), salt pepper, mustard seed, cardamom. I think thats about it...

Thank you. By the time I get done giving these out to aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, there aren't much left. But I love making them so everybody is happy.

These sticks have been a huge hit with my family. I originally started using ACLegg seasoning but switched to a basic garlic, pepper, and onion with cure mix. Got the super spicy pepper jack from Butcher and Packer. I buy 10 pounds at a time and its a great deal. Anyway, here is a smoke view, i...

My uncle stopped over with 10 pounds of ring bologna already mixed up to stuff. I made up some rings with venison and pork, and thought i would share a picture.

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I have been watching everyones posts and ideas very close, learning everything i can. Ive had some trial and error with my smoker and the meat quality itself. This brisket had my families seal of approval. I started with a full 15 pound packer.after trimming off just under 2 pounds, i applied my...

Hi all. This is my first dutch post. My brother and i love dutch oven cooking, so wwe showed his kids that you can really cook pie in "that thing". Pretty basic recipe. My niece made a from scratch pie crust We had 6 granny smith apples Butter Brown sugar Cinnamon Start by coring the apple. Then...

So this is the smoker i was given by my grandfather. He had dug into a hillside on his property and wedged it in there. After getting it to my place, i wanted some options for both maneuverability so i welded the "cart" bottom to it. I also refabbed the front damper, although i think i made it...