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last post i had was sharing my uds build and some of you guys ask to test it with meat now here it is.. my maple espresso bacon. Please share your thoughts and some advice thanks guys
I am not sure really its my first time to smoke bacon but watching some videos i like hot smoking than cold smoking is there any difference on the flavor between those two method
I am from the philippines.. sourcing apple wood or hickory might cost alot and time consuming waiting for my parcel to arrive thats why i am trying locally availble charcoal and wood
I have here charcoal briquettes made of coconut husk.. and save some avocado, jack fruit and mimosa wood. But i am not still trying those wood on actual meat smoking
That metal sheet that holds the pan is attachable at can be removed if needed i just put it in maybe for some heat deflector it has 3-5inches of space from the hole for the heat and smoke to come out.
The char tray has 3-4 inches space from the bottom. Do you think this will work dude?
Upon watching some videos on you tube about diy smoker i ended up building a vertical smoker, i know alot of people prefers the off set which i also like but i put it into consideration the space and meat i can smoke. Here is the progress and i want to ask some wisdom and opinion on this one so...
Guys i am about to start smoking bacon. May i ask is there something too much smoke? Will my bacin get bitter if i do too much wood or smoke? Is ther a measurement for charcoal or wood ratio? Thanks. I have here local woods jackfruit, avocado, mimosa.. have you guys tried it?
Hey bro thanks have you tried it? I am starting to smoke bacon and having imported woods such as hickory and apple cost me alot so i am resourcing wood locally. Is it good for bacon? Your thoughts?
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