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I had one for many years. Made some great butts, ribs,etc. However, the temp swing is pretty wide - around +- 25 degrees. This did not work for my sausage where I wanted to keep the temp around 150-160. It did a good job putting lots of smoke onto the product with very little wood and is well...
Thanks all. I find that it takes about 24 hours to do a pork butt and ribs are near 7 hours. We do have an Instapot and need to add 35 - 40% to the cook times. We have been up here for 43 years and have most things figured out but still working on smoking.
I live at 8800’ altitude and am wondering if it takes a longer or shorter time to reach the desired IT. The boiling point of water here is 196F. My observation over the years is that it takes longer but I can’t quantify it.
Thanks
I have made this one for Easter the past three years. Very close to what I remember when growing up. My brother and family think so too.
http://www.lets-make-sausage.com/polska-kielbasa.html
I cut the garlic back to 6 cloves because it is pretty strong with 8.
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