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I was visiting with a fellow smoker the other day and he says he uses osage orange all the time. I happen to have a small quantity of the stuff and tried it on pork. I am excited to try it again because the 1st smoke was very flavorful.
My question is.........does anyone else use osage to smoke...
I would like to thank everyone that contributed to my question of a good pellet smoker. I was going to save up and get a yoder, but with all the smokers available, I need to do some more research. I may well end up with one of the other less expansive, that come highly recommended...
Someplace in the far distant past, memory serves me that yoder was perfered of the 2 smokers. I hope I end up with the yoder.
Thanks for the replies.
Gary
I am in the market for an upgrade. I've been grilling........and some smoking on my weber grill for many years. But have heard about treager and yoder smoker/grills.
Does anyone have 1st hand experience with both cookers??? Which in your opinion is the best????
Thanks,
Gary
Oh ya...........and to add to this...........if you purchase your salmon at your local meat market...........how long has this fish been outa water???? Mine are fresh caught.
My take on smoking salmon is that you have to tweek your brine solution till you have it the way you want. You have to find a temperature to smoke at and the smoke time with the size fish you are working with. You will get the taste and texture you want real soon.
I have been smoking this same...
Yup!!!! I think I got ripped. I had heard pork was going up in price, so I thought ok, go for it. We only have one butcher shop in our town, but I will be checking other towns around here.
Thanks for the feed back.
We have "farm and ranch" stores in our area ie: TSC (tractor supply company) and they carry a line of animal medical supplies........including good syrings. Find one of them type stores.
I just finished 4 batches. I had the beef sliced +/- 1/4" laying on racks in my MES at 150 degrees for 5 hours, with smoke for about 3 hours. The color was nice...........flavor was nice.........texture and bite was nice.
It has been said that fruit woods go well with pork. I have also used a lot of maple.
Oak in my opinion is one of the milder smokes.
The hickory and mesquite can be to harsh for a long smoke.
But...........like stated.........to each his own.
Now, down here in the lower 48, that is a recipe for catfish bait. Well ripened fish heads, a heavy rock and a gunny sack. Then well placed in the river.......and wait for the catfish to move in.