- Aug 20, 2019
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I have purchased a Masterbuilt ES (MES) and the first use was my neighbor
trying out his beef to jerky. Using ALDER Cowboys' from Lowe's)chips and a temp of 125, it was forever to get the chips in the box to start smoking. I was thinking of maybe a combination of sawdust (to get the smoke going and ignite the chips). I can't figure out if it's the low temperature of 125-130 degrees just not high enough to get the chips in the box to start smoking. Seems to me that I read somewhere NOT to use sawdust. The wood I'm looking at, is actually
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trying out his beef to jerky. Using ALDER Cowboys' from Lowe's)chips and a temp of 125, it was forever to get the chips in the box to start smoking. I was thinking of maybe a combination of sawdust (to get the smoke going and ignite the chips). I can't figure out if it's the low temperature of 125-130 degrees just not high enough to get the chips in the box to start smoking. Seems to me that I read somewhere NOT to use sawdust. The wood I'm looking at, is actually
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