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I smoked the pork loin this morning. I used a little apple and cherry chips, and a bunch of corn cob. I like the fact that the corn cob gives off A LOT of smoke. I'll post a pic once I pull it out of the smoker.
I was able to get some corn cob at my local tractor supply. I will be smoking the loin on Tuesday. Do I need to do anything to the corn cob or just use it in place of the wood chips? I have read that some people use a mix of corn cob and wood chips. Thanks.
I was having the same issue. Sausage coming out too dark. I smoke them at around 200 degrees in a vertical propane smoker. Problem was I wasn't venting it enough so I was getting a lot of dirty smoke. I opened up the vent and waited until the heavy white smoke dissipated to put in the sausage...
I was considering butterflying a piece of pork loin so it is about 1 inch thick. Using my cure recipe that I have and then smoking it. Has anyone tried making bacon using a pork loin instead of the belly? Any input is appreciated. Thanks
Gene.