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breast up or down?
I do both, I use a Weber 22.5 OTG Kettle and a Smokenator insert. I cobble up something to hold the turkey about 2 inches below the normal food grate level. The turkey gets parked in a rib rack/roast rack dual purpose unit and that sits in a pan to catch the juices. I have two of the rib... -
buying wood chips
Smokilicious has a lot of nice choices for woods and sizes: chips, chunks, and more. Shipping is included in their prices, so if you see something you like and can handle their prices, you won't get charged more for shipping. I've used their shred/chips before and it was all quality stuff. ...- tatoosh
- Post #32
- Forum: General Discussion
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Maganda Umaga, smokin' in philippines....
Junk, Balik Bayan the KA mixer, only way to go. Pack it with wood chips from your favorite local source, preferably commercial because you don't wanna bring any buggies over with the wood, we have enough already. Maybe a couple of rib racks, depending on what your plans are. I've not posted...- tatoosh
- Post #32
- Forum: Woods for Smoking
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Maganda Umaga, smokin' in philippines....
Slicer I have, but just the one. Kind of small but it does the job. I just need to chill the bacon before I go at it. I just put 9 plus kilos of maple cure bacon (green weight) in the fridge. I have an order for one and am playing around with my maple cure recipe. Also doing some honey cure...- tatoosh
- Post #21
- Forum: Woods for Smoking
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Maganda Umaga, smokin' in philippines....
Hi, glad to hear there is another smoker in the Philippines! And super to hear about your bacon business! I love the bacon and make it twice a month. I started out using the trays you talk about, found at Living Well in SM Mall of Asia, which is owned or associated with Gordo's. Local woods...- tatoosh
- Post #19
- Forum: Woods for Smoking
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Greetings from the Philippines!
Sounds great and that's the way we plan to do our electrical if we build a house here. Though if we can afford it, I want to buy our own transformer, so it will be a bit more stable than the local electric company's. Milk, well the UHT stuff should be fine as long as not opened prior to... -
Greetings from the Philippines!
Hey, sorry, I didn't catch you wife was from CDO, nice place I hear! Haven't had a chance to visit there, health problems hit me that limit my ability to sashay around the islands the way I'd like to. There are some very interesting guys living down there. A French Canadian is starting a... -
Greetings from the Philippines!
I'm about six hours outside of Manila. They have grinders, but mostly either very cheap Chinese or they import from the USA. Where you gonna find the 110v power? The Philippines is 220v kinda sorta. Step down transformers are commonly available, but the price jumps up if you need a hunky one... -
Greetings from the Philippines!
Thanks guys, I look forward to learning as much as will stick in my ol' noggin. I'm smoking some hotdogs right now, a little hickory for them until they reach 150F, the same with a small batch of maple cured bacon after the hotdogs are done. I will watch the tutorial soon. I love to see how... -
Greetings from the Philippines!
Hi, I'm a retired US Citizen living in the Philippines. I originally came from Iowa and spent thirty years in Oregon working for snail mail people. When I retired I headed overseas. I'm married, with a lovely wife from Cebu, but we live in Baguio City up on the island of Luzon, same island...
