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Sounds good to me. I'm going to give it a shot. I have a dedicated little chief for cold smoking and I have wanted to try out the AMNPS for a while now. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks Dave! What about that 6x6 tray with the sawdust? I think it might put off less heat. Any ideas there? I think I read on the website that the pellets burn hotter. I could use sawdust. I just need that thin smoke for my cheese and bacon. Six hours of smoke is more than enough for me in...
I have a question about the AMNPS. I was wondering how well one of those would do in a little chief or big chief smoker for cold smoking bacon or cheese. Has anyone tried that? If so, did you go with the tube or the tray? Did you put it on top of the drip pan or where? I love my little chief and...
I got a front loader. I've only smoked fish, cheese, jerky, Canadian bacon, and regular bacon in them. Using an insulated blanket I can get the temp up close to 185F. But I only do that for CB. For bigger cuts I finish in the oven. I will be posting pics once I finish everything. I need to go...
I should have posted in the fish subforum. That's what I meant. I'm sure I sounded like a jerk. Anyhow I went ahead and washed what I could, dried it out, little bit of oil, lots of smoke. I have a big chief that I bought used years ago that is now a fish only smoker. I have pork bellies and...
A brand new little chief smoker showed up today. I've never had a new one. They have always been used. I've read that some smoker manufacturers instruct you to wash the insides with mild detergent and water, spray the entire inside with some sort of spray oil (PAM, vegetable oil, etc) and then...
Just finished the birds today. They spent 4 or 5 days in pops brine. I used his standard recipe of 1 TBS of curing salt, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup brown sugar, and I only used 3/4 cup of kosher salt per 1 gallon of water. They had a nice hammy taste to them. They were a touch salty for my wife but my...
Just dropped a few of these into some of Pop's brine and into the fridge for a few days to cure. I've only done ducks like this before so we'll see how these little chickens do!