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Moving to Yokosuka next month. We have 2 treagers… Timberline 1300 and a Scout.
While this thread is informative…. It is depressing to know that wood pellets are not available.
Looks like I have to buy another smoker…. Darn the bad luck!!!!!
This is my year for smoking, after spending last year on a deployment to Europe, I have kept my Treager Timberline going for 24 hours now. 2 City Hams, a buttermilk brined, bacon butter packed spatchcocked turkey, and the green bean with pulled pork casserole is going on next. And another turkey...
So, decided after doing a Brisket last month that I wanted some smoked pulled pork.
Put a 7.5 lb butt on my Traeger Timberline 1300 this morning, and her I am 12 hours later wondering if I’m ever gonna get the chance to eat.
Is it normal for a butt (bone in) to take 12+ hours?
220 till 160 then...
Ok... I have a question. Looking for a small propane smoker that I can mount to the rear bumper of my camper (I live in it). It will be tied into my 2 tanks.
Any suggestions?
So, Gary, we made up a small batch of your sausage today. Used chicken, goose and some bacon.
Gotta say, this is some of the best I have ever had.
I'll post a pic of some frying once I finish grinding the last batch of meat up.
I have to agree with SQWIB, use vinegar. it works far better than bleach and is not as toxic to you.
"White vinegar is for cleaning, apple cider vinegar is for eating" passed down through the ages.
Man, I love sausage, but with all the extra junk they put in it, my wife said NO WAY!!
I showed her this post and she is picking up some Butt today.
TY for the info.
Mine is simple enough, for me that is.
When I stated college, at 37, they gave me the username drich08033
shortly after, I had the privilege of finding my biological parents, and to honor my father who was dying of cancer, I changed my name to Dean Land.
The school agreed to change my...
In all seriousness, I do know what smoking is, and have a basic (and I mean BASIC) understanding of what to do, and how it works. I'm a science nerd of sorts, so the chemistry behind smoking makes perfect sense to me.
I currently do not own a grill or Smoker, they were left with my in-laws in...
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