Starting Some Bacon

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I also agree on the cold smoke. you don't want to cook it. you also might want to smoke it a couple of nights. the last belly i did with pop's cure. i smoked it 40+ hours. next time i will go longer. i was using apple pellets in the AMNPS.

remember to post pics.

Happy smoken.

David
 
I also cold smoke my bacon as I don't want it cooked twice. Many folks do hot smoke their bacon and that works too, especially if you are concerned someone might eat it without frying. I make sure to mark my packages that it is "UNCOOKED" in case I give some away. 
 
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This is the method I was thinking of:

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/108099/bacon-extra-smoky

So the bacon won't be cooked. I was thinking about this method because ambient temps are rising now (~90) and the above mentioned method takes less time, and I'd like to get it done in a day this time. This is why I was wondering about the burn time of the pellets vs sawdust.

Due to the suggestions I may try cold smoking sometime though. Maybe just do it at night or wait until the weather cools to avoid having to put ice in the smoker.
 
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Smoked, sliced, and wrapped. It was a success, thanks for all the help. Will post pics here shortly.
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