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They weren't that hot actually. Spicy... but not HOT.
They were awesome! Points HOSS. next go 'round make sure I am there to test... you know... for quality assurance purposes!
Asparagus
Canteloupe
Black licorice
Blood (sausage, pudding... whatever.)
Jell-O
Uni (sea urchin served at a Sushi bar. There are few things that you instinctually want to spit out. THIS is one of those.)
Past that... I eat about anything. I've had raccoon, skunk, opossum, prarie dogs...
I will let HOSS chime in .... but is ANYTHING around that place stock?
IIRC he was smoking these @ the same time as the fatty's.. I think his temps on these were 225 give or take.
They were awesome!
They stayed nice and full due to cook temps IMHO.
Next time start @ 100 for an hour no/little smoke then 3 hrs of smoke @ 100-120 then finish for an hour @ 170-80 until internal temps are up. They will dry out and shrink juuuuust fine.
IF you are not satisfied with...
Nice build!
I tried that same model burner for my wee little house. Way too big. What the wife doesn't realize is since I have the burner.... I getta build a bigger house!
Hope to see more results! The first looks mighty tasty.
Take care
-Mark
New guy here also... but I will throw my take on things in here.
Reverse flow keeps the heat under a plate that runs the lenght of the smoking chamber. This allows the heat to warm the plate and force the heat/smoke to the opposite end of the chamber as the fire box. When it comes out from...
All vents open and close.
I leave at least one vent on the top full open all the time. I learned the hard way what creosote tastes like (yuck!) The one I open on the top is always on the downwind side of the smoker.
The bottom vent is fully functional. With the vent fully closed I get...
Hey HOSS,
Why dont you swing by my place and I'll throw you a stick or 3. Seems your lovely wife stopped and said hello... and got a sample of pepperoni!
LOL.
Never thought of a wash cloth!
Thanks! I gotta try that trick when it comes time for some sausage links.
mballi, thanks for the kind words. I am new to this and I am sure I will figure out what NOT to do if/when this one goes belly up.
Thanks all
-Mark
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0072267519338a.shtml
I have this model.
The hard to press issue is also accompanied with the meat coming past the seals of the plunger. This makes a huge mess. Works like a charm on the larger diameters.... just not the snack stick size.
I am definitely going to...
Its a double D weather seal from Lowe's. Its a solid rubber type that is hollow in the middle (picture to D layed on its back side by side) The package said not for high heat... only good to 350 degrees. I figure the outside edge of that door is LUCKY to see 300 degrees max temps (if it sees...
I picked up a snack stick kit from Cabelas the other weekend and have to say I am very impressed with the seasonings of their sticks. They are spicy without being hot (if that makes any sense to you guys)
I have a 5# stuffer from Cabelas that would work awesome for stuffing small 21mm...
Howdy all. I built my obsession a few months back. Figured a couple pictures would enlighten anyone who would want to build one of their own.
What we have is a 16" x 22" x 48" inside dimension smoker. I used fir plywood that is interior rated. The shelf racks are 1x2. The actual racks...
Hello everyone. Kinda new here and have been soaking up the good stuff.
Figured since I was going to smoke a turkey for the first time on Christmas morning I would throw a FATTY on the rack for a snack.
You can venture into turkey land here...
Figured that I would tackle my first smoked bird for Christmas dinner. I have never been much for a safety net... so I went for it.
I used a brine from NWBHoss. Has water, white vinegar, pickling spice and some other stuff in it. 1 hr/lb soak time. Took 'er out and covered with rub that...
I smoke my snack sticks @ 100 for an hour no or little smoke
125 for 5-6 hours heavy smoke
then up to 175 or so until the internal temps get to 160-65.
This is using good cure.
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