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Congratulations inductees, thanks to everyone for their contributions to the ever expanding art and science of preparing quality food.
And by the way, Merry Christmas to all of you!
Ken
Pit,
Welcome to SMF. Should be gittin' time for ice fishin' in your part of the country? I've smoked those perch in years past they turn out mighty fine. Check around, you'll find any and all type of information you might need, either in the multitude of posts (use the search funtion...
Kimo,
Welcome to SMF. I'm here in the Boise area, and I can assure you that you can continue to smoke all year around. Yesterday I brought 2 salmon fillets to completion, had no trouble maintaining temps.
Tell us a little about your equipment, that'll help us answer your questions more...
Mrs Beekeeper is a school teacher, teaches music for K-5. Tomorrow is the staff Christmas party and you know who was drafted to cure and smoke salmon and a turkey breast.
Here's the qview of the salmon fillets...
Swamprb, ya done good.
I don't think you can go wrong with one of these, they require only a minor amount of care as long as you keep 'em clean and protected from rust. And if you're into making your own lard, (My Mom did just that when I was a kid) it's a multifunction appliance. Not sure...
I twist for links in the 6 - 10 inch, small diameter (Hog, sheep casings) size, Longer and larger diameter types get tied with cotton butcher's twine.
Ken