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Smokin a turkey tomorrow in a MES 30" Brimmed over night and air drying in the fridge tonight, will oil it it up a bit and add the dry rub with a little Baking powder for a better browning experience. We will see how things turn out tomorrow
Jest got my MES 30 with window a few months back. Bought it off Craig,s list only slightly used. This is a great smoker. The only thing that bugs me is that it needs to be reloaded with chips . I see there is an attachment that can be added for 75$ that will keep the smoke going at low temps...
Back a few years ago when I ran a custom farm slaughter plant in Cody WY we did a mix of 60# wild game to 40 # of 50/50 pork trim to make all of our salami and summer sausage.
We Had a Halloween coming up and my niece wanted to make a custom for me. She knew I love to cook and asked her mom to go out and buy a chefs hat and a white apron. Where they took a permanent black marker and wrote Chef-Boy RD. Witch the RD stands for my initials
Stick with only brimming for the six hours and be sure to rinse thoroughly. I put a fan on mine for two hours and patted dry before smoking.
The finished product was not salty at all.
hope that helps
Nicely done for not being a butcher. I have been cutting meat for some 35 years now. I checked out your blog post and it was well put together and well written.
Lovin the step by steps easy to find. How you do it is a very easy to follow along product creation.
The smoked salmon turned out awesome.
Thanks again
Hey Joey805
Smoked salmon is good in the coldest part of your fridge after smoking for up to two weeks if sealed properly in a air tight cryovac bag. It does not hurt to freeze it for up to one year, Thaw it and it is just like you took it out of the smoker today
Bandyka,
I am reading the book Meatsmoking and Smokehouse design by Stanley,Adam and Robert Marianski,
And in there is a great chapter on cold smoking.
My name is Rolland, I started cutting meat over 35 years ago. My first job when I was 16 was at a custom farm butchering plant in Byron WY, were I learned the craft of butchering , cutting and processing meat. From there I moved to Cody WY and ran my own custom plant. It is there were started...
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