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    Knife mfg confusion.

    I am a Wusthof person from way back, I have owned some for over 30 years.  They are more of a commercial grade than the other brand.  However there are multiple versions of Wusthof.  When I bought my first ones, there was only one line!  While they are expensive, you get what you pay for and in...
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    Deep Fryed Turkey

    Fried turkey is the best turkey I or anyone that has tasted it has ever had. Anyone who burns their house down would have done it some other way at some point in time. Frying turkeys done right is very safe. Done wrong is very dangerous. Which group are you in? I brine and inject.
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    Do you remove the membrane from ribs?

    I always do and I use a catfish skinner to peel it back. Works great!
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    How did you come up with your screen name?

    SEAJAMS is short for "Stigler Edification Association Jamboree And Midnight Smoker" a BBQ party we started back in the late 70's. Can't get the whole name to fit anywhere, so had to shorten it.
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    Real Dino Bones with plenty of Q

    I have been smoking for almost 30 years, but never did beef ribs until last year. The wife loves them as do I. We never find them that big up here. Gotta talk to my butcher! Great job!
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    Had to make it official

    Welcome Nate! Great place to find new ways to do things and share some of the things you have done.
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    Hello from NC

    Welcome 4023, this is the place you can learn a lot and share as well.
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    Product Review; ProQ Cold Smoke Generator

    My first attempt at smoking cheese failed for a couple of reasons, I placed some store bought cheddar and swiss on the grate over the smoke source. It was also a warmer spring day and the store bought cheese started to melt. However, the gouda, cheddar and cabre vino my wife made held up fine...
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    Recomended Smoker

    Welcome Lee and as others have stated, it really depends on what you are wanting to cook, how many you are cooking for and how much time you have to get the best results. The bottom line on smoking meat is "its done when its done, not when it reaches temp". Fortunatly my wife understands...
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    24lbs of Pork Butt for my Masonic brothers

    Looks like a good lodge meeting and degree work to me. Do you often do smoked meat for your degree work?
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    Rookie from Chicago

    Welcome Coco, I too am from the Chicagoland area, out in the SW burbs. I have been smoking meat over 30 years, but still find great info here and I just started making my own sausage so I stopped by here for that info and have found a ton more. Enjoy and looking forward to hearing from you.
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    Smokers, Whats your age and how long have you been smoking???

    50 year old and been smokin' for over 30 years. Was around it since I was 6.
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    Product Review; ProQ Cold Smoke Generator

    They are back in stock at http://www.macsbbq.co.uk/ I just ordered mine and will post when I get it and how I like it.
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    Hi from Guthrie, OK

    Welcome from former Okie, now Chicagoland.
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    Cotto Salami

    Mossy, That looks fantastic. I am new to the sausage making thing, but loving what I am learning.
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    Hello from Chicago

    Great to have another Chi-lander on board, Ralph, I am new here too. Enjoy, there is lots of info here.
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    Hello from Chicago

    About a month. My wife has been making cheese for about a year, (wonderful cheese), I broke out my old brewing equipment and converted to making wine and one of the cheese forums she hangs out on had some folks that make sausage. I commented that I had always wanted to try it, so here I am...
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    Hello from Chicago

    I have been smokin' for almost 30 years first cutting my teeth in my teens in Oklahoma on a 10' long x 5' wide brick smoker built in the late 30s. After moving to the Chicagoland area almost 10 years ago, not having a backyard big enough for the smoker I would want and also not having access to...
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