225 lbs of Christmas Gifts

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solaryellow

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It just keeps growing. The first year I did 20 lbs, the following year we did 50 lbs, and then last year we did 100 lbs. Last year it only lasted a week, so this year we did 225 lbs. We are doing them in the big smoker this year. It took OBX and I nearly 12 hours to get it all mixed, stuffed, tied and into the fridge. It was nice to have the Kirby Cannon that I picked up from Nepas last year. It made stuffing a breeze.

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The main chamber gets too warm so I am using the warming box to cook the sausage.

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All 4 racks are fully loaded.

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Cool beans. err i mean chubs. You still have my address
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I bet your HOA likes your smoker huh.
 
 
Cool beans. err i mean chubs. You still have my address :77:

I bet your HOA likes your smoker huh.

 

I hope to bring a few to N FL this year. I will keep a couple aside for you my friend.

As for the HOA, I have 10 days after they mail the letter for me to correct the problem. :biggrin:
 
Nice work Joel......You got me beat on large quantity processing...... Where u get the meat
 
 
Nice work Joel......You got me beat on large quantity processing...... Where u get the meat

 

I dunno about that Joe. I took the easy road this year and got two cases of 80/20 ground angus chuck from Sam's Club. My right wrist thanked me later for not getting whole chuck rolls. :biggrin:


Wow! Looks good Joel!



~Martin

Thanks Martin!
 
:drool: :Looks-Great: Man that a lot of sausage !!! If it is half as good as any of your other post.....it will be fantastic......

Thanks! I appreciate that. I think this is the best batch I have done yet. A dozen have come off the smoker and I think that burning hickory slabs really made a difference. :sausage:
 
I couldn't help but get into one of the dozen that are already done. The wifey chose jalapeno and cheddar.

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The only difference between this and years past is that I used actual hickory slabs when smoking them as opposed to chunks. I think I will be doing it this way next year as well. The pics are after a 10 hour smoke, a 30 minute ice bath and 2 hours of blooming.
 
I dunno about that Joe. I took the easy road this year and got two cases of 80/20 ground angus chuck from Sam's Club. My right wrist thanked me later for not getting whole chuck rolls. :biggrin:
Thanks Martin!

You left it wide open brother... :biggrin:

And I also see a step to get up into the smoker ? I don't remember you being that short... WAITTTTT.. I do remember now all 5' of ya...

OK. so the Chubs look GREATTTTTT... hope to get a taste of them at NFLG, can't wait....
 
Outstanding Mi Amigo

 


Gracias hermano!

I dunno about that Joe. I took the easy road this year and got two cases of 80/20 ground angus chuck from Sam's Club. My right wrist thanked me later for not getting whole chuck rolls. :biggrin:
Thanks Martin!

You left it wide open brother... :biggrin:

And I also see a step to get up into the smoker ? I don't remember you being that short... WAITTTTT.. I do remember now all 5' of ya...

OK. so the Chubs look GREATTTTTT... hope to get a taste of them at NFLG, can't wait....

lol I sure did Keith.

The cheap axles we put underneath it made that step necessary. :biggrin:

I owe you some for the JD last year. Thumbs Up
 
Looks good. Did you use high temp cheese?
 
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