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have you ever seen how the French hang meat? There is a definite difference. Hang it where the temp is above 50, where there are no flies, with the hide on. About two weeks should do it.
Fork tender and delish.
and just to think;----------------
I finally was successful two years ago in giving up smoking------------------
and you guys want to get me addicted to ------------------
smoking.
ps. I'm planning on smoking turkey this week...
What if--------------you started it in a 325 oven for a couple of hours before finishing in the MES?? Is there any way a stuffed turkey can be smoked? Half my family would rather eat the stuffing than the turkey.
G'day mate!! I'm Jeanne from Pennsylvania; also a newbie. I just found this place last wee, and everyone here is knowledgeable and helpful as all get out. They gave me a link to a place in POLAND of all places that has great advice on smoking meat to preserve. Great to meet ya!
Holy cow! You sure are right about that, I went and ordered enough stuff to keep my Foodsaver supplied for a year for a hundred bucks! Waaaay cheaper than buying from Foodsaver! Thank you so much!
My gosh, thanks for that link, cause I'm a newbie and I was pretty sure I knew what the OTBS acronym stood for. But, dang; it doesn't mean "Other Than Bull S!#!"!
I love some of the great info on this site, and got so excited about some of the instructions I just couldn't wait for the next installment and downloaded the "course". Is there a section or any information on smoking hams and bacon to finish "curing"?
We also have a wood pellet stove, and you don't want to use those to smoke meat, because they contain paraffin or some other oil derivative to bind them together and help them burn. They would make you meat nasty. If you don't believe me, just leave the door open on your pellet stove for a while.