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I present to you, a Microwave converted into a Cold Smoker.
Smoke Chamber:
An old microwave
Smoke Generator:
Tin can with a soldering iron, filled with wood chips.
The soldering iron is a brand new Radio Shack selectable wattage soldering iron. It is capable of producing heat from...
So, lesson learned...the middle rack in my smoker is hotter than the top.
My top rack Jerky came out looking like store bought jerky. The middle rack jerky came out much drier, and lighter in color. It still tastes great though. So, any future Jerky will be made on the top rack only.
I just tried my own variation of the 3Men Jerky Making Process (http://www.3men.com/3men_jerky_making_process.htm)
I started out marinading the jerky in vacuum sealed Ziploc bags, using a vinegar based bbq sauce created by a local place called Black Hog (http://www.blackhogbbq.com/). I also...
I'm actually thinking about trying my hand at making Jerky next.
I'm liking the sounds of http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/wiki/beef-jerky-recipe-by-the-bbq-pit-boys
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One of my co-workers introduced me to smoked meat, and I was so hooked I designed and built my own smoker.
Takes a little while to get up to temperature, but it maintains temperature quite well with very slow charcoal consumption.
It's a variation of the Ugly Drum Smoker and MAGNUM...
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