Thanks Buddy!!!Another Awesome Smoke My Friend
And a 2 for one!
Send me that 5x11, so I can squash it!
Todd
"I Will Give Up My 5 X 11 AMNS, only when they pry it from my cold dead fingers!"

Bear
Thanks Buddy!!!Another Awesome Smoke My Friend
And a 2 for one!
Send me that 5x11, so I can squash it!
Todd
At lease send it back, so I can weld on some new legs!Thanks Buddy!!!
"I Will Give Up My 5 X 11 AMNS, only when they pry it from my cold dead fingers!"![]()
Bear
LOL---Maybe sometime. It's twisted pretty bad, but it doesn't seem to matter.At lease send it back, so I can weld on some new legs!
TJ
Thanks a lot Eric!!!Nice cure, smoke and drying run, Bear!
Hmm, I still have not made the dried beef yet...gotta make a trip to the meat counter and find a nice cut one these days. Keep forgetting lately, and I didn't want to ask the wife to do it the last few times she's been out and about...she's got enough on her plate right now, so I'll have to take a ride to the store with her soon. I really need to make that dried beef, though.
Keep on smokin' it up, brother!
Eric
Now you did it!!!!Another fantastic tutorial, Bear! You're my hero. I open all of your tutorial posts like a kid at Christmas. Always a good time. Keep em coming!
Thank You Very Much!!!Dang Bear how did i miss this one?...Another Quality thread by the Bearmeister!!! That dried beef has made my short list of future smokes!!!![]()
Thanks for the great step by step Bear!!
Here ya go:Love the look of this,no product like it down here unless its pastrami or german kessler. TQ is exactly what,nitrites? We used to kill & process our own steers back home on the farm,family friend used to make corn beef /corned roll also pickled hand of pork every xmas. My butcher mate will give nitrites,he gets sardines in return but I have a bit to learn here
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Thank Bear i was looking for a beef bacon and i fond this post right up my alley . it must be my Lucky day first i found this great post and i got my answer
You'll love this dried beef!!!awesome. Thanks for the great post I love dried beef![]()
Thank You!!Thank You Bear. I think CB just may have gotten put on top of "The List".....
Thanks Hank !!Everything I cook that came from u has been great. My cb will be done curing Saturday and going to get a pork belly from the local butcher tomorrow for bacon Wish me luck and keep them coming bear can't wait for ur next one
Although I rarely smoke both Dried Beef and Canadian Bacon at the same time like this one, I haven't changed any of my methods of doing either one.I see this is an old post. Have you modified you procedure any?