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    Old fashioned smoked turkey
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    Hi From A New Canadian Member

    Unfortunately, this forum seems to be about smoke cooking food (American Barbecue), not smoking food as a preservation process, like my family has done for several generations. 
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    Hi From A New Canadian Member

    It is much better to have the creosote in the smoke generator than stuck on your smoked food, making it bitter.
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    Hi From A New Canadian Member

    Native North-American elm smoke is very similar to hickory, only slightly milder.  It is a hardwood with no pitch and works fine. 
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    First Turkey have some questions

    ,Hi, I have been smoking from 75 to 100 lb of turkey per year for the past 25 years.  I use a sweet brine 1/2 salt and 1/2 sugar.  I make the brine strong enough to float a small raw potatoe.  I usually add 2 tbs of onion powder and 1 tsp of ground sage per gallon of brine.   I break down the...
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    Hi From A New Canadian Member

     I have been lurking for a short while and thought I would join.  I have been curing meat since the early 1980's.  About 25 years ago I tired of trying to smoke turkeys and sausage in a charcoal kettle barbeque. I just couldn't get the control I wanted so I built my own smoker.  It gets cold...
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