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I use to make my own seasoning for a long time. But what I found out is it fresher, easier and cheaper just to purchase the premade seasoning.
Over the years I liked this one for my deer salami all you have to add is water and the cure Prague 1 and your good to go. makes 25lbs. I am guessing...
3/4" first grind
3/16" second grind
1/8" is only for burger you buy at the store, where they have to grind it fine to hide all the crap they throw in that they shouldn't.
Also when you use grinding plates smaller the 3/16" the burger patties turn into hocky pucks.
On good burger never go...
This is the smoke generator I use which works external of the Smokin-it 3. This way the smoker heating element is not in control of the smoke. If you want to get a cold smoke for cheese, salami etc. when the element spikes to burn the wood so does the heat in the chamber and over cooks' certain...
I currently own a #3 analog. No complaints this thing is built like a tank. The analog works perfectly for ribs, pulled pork etc. But I also have the Auber PID that I can also hook up when I need more low stable temperatures for cheese, fish, sausage, salami etc. I have tried them all and I am...
Well, I have done a lot of reading and experimenting over 30 plus years and my opinion is that when you burn wood at real low heat you get a lot of creosote and bitter tasting acids from the wood. And that is what gives off that bitter/acidity taste that turns me off when eating smoked products...
The Supllueer smoke generator. I only used once only to test it. But never hooked it up to my smoker or tried to smoke any meat. I had some family things come up so I had to put my hobby on the back burner. But my plans are soon to actually integrate the smoke generator into my Smokin-it #3...
I use to have fish fries all the time. I went the propane route. now I just use a electric fryer that I plug into the house outside or a generator. If you can find a propane fryer with a thermostat control that can control the temperature than propane will work as well. I could never find one...
VIAIR 89P-RVS (Class B RVs)
Duty Cycle: 25 Min @30 PSI
Max. Working Pressure: 120 PSI
Max. Amp Draw: 20 Amps
Power Cord: 10 ft.
Pre-installed Air Hose: 20 ft with twist-on chuck
Yes, the one a spoke about above has a 10' power cord and a 20' hose so you can reach out 30'
This model is...
I own four of these and they really work well no problems.
Solid unit.
https://technorv.com/collections/air-compressors/products/viair-89p-rvs-class-b-rvs
VIAIR 89P-RVS (Class B RVs)
I could be wrong but I believe the smallest in the hog casings is 29-32mm and they go larger.
The larges sheep casing I believe are 26-28mm and they go smaller.
Yes, I have one but
Yes, I have but it doesn't seem to perform well in my Smokin-It smoker. They are air tight and only have a 3/4" hole at the top. I don't think it gets enough draft to stay lite. I am told they can be adjusted by making holes in the cabinet to get more air in the chamber. But...
Folks,
I currently own a Smokin-It #3 electric smoker (Analog)
I purchased the Auber PID for it to accurate temperature results.
I am trying to smoke things like cheese, sausage and etc at low temperatures.
I am finding that the unit does get hot enough to produce smoke at these low...
I use to methods on the eye of the round.
First Choice: Sous-Vide
Second Choice: Oven which I used before I bought the Sous Vide.
Oven Directions Below:
1. Preheat oven to 500 degrees F. Season roast with salt and pepper and place in a roasting pan or baking dish. Do not cover or add water...
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