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Cheap meat is often not worth it. I would never make sausage unless I had a chance to blanch the whole cut before I ground it. And would NEVER make sausage from hamburger or porkburger which I did not see ground in front of my own eyes. Chickens for instance, cheap chickens are often slit...
I don't cut down green wood. Got plenty of seasoned firewood though. I'll just have to figure out how to change it from wood to charcoal. Without bringing the temp up to cooking levels. How hard can it be! (imagine, learning new skills at the age of 57)
I wanted to throw a handful or two of sawdust onto the coals from time to time to make more or less smoke. (remember, first time...need to find the limits.) As far as what I am smoking in, it looks like an R2D2 with several levels. Its old, and the pans are rusted, but I got it to work...
As asked, I am checking in. Never smoked meat before, and just came in from slicing an old maple log into quarter inch slices. My plan was to get enough sawdust. This may, in retrospect not be such a great idea. Not that it takes a lot of time, it does not, but there may be a little bar oil...
Beef heart has a strong beef flavor with a tiny bit of liver flavor in the background. When I make it into a pie, I always say there is a bit of liver in it. (The liver flavor is so subtle that some cannot even detect it.). The fat on the outside is not really fat so much as it is tallow. ...