- Sep 16, 2007
- 4,230
- 12,256
Oh wow. Just noticed. ThanksCongratulations on the spinner ride!
Oh wow. Just noticed. ThanksCongratulations on the spinner ride!
8 hrsHow long did it take to smoke these FB ?
I’m looking in to building a smokehouse. The wife is enjoying making these with me and she actually doesn’t mind cleaning the stuffer and grinder so I’m looking to make larger batches. I’d like 50 pounds or so at a time. I have a commercial true fridge dedicated for meat so may as well start putting it to workI use wood for 80% of the heat, propane for the other 20%. Don't know how that would work in a Lang, but it works exceptionally well in my large outhouse smokehouse.
Glad I took the 32 back hahaahaha
I have been on the fence on whether to buy a #32 grinder. It would definitely help out on our processing days, and would help when grinding cold 29-32*F fat for salami. But the #12 I have works well, and we had 2 #12's going on processing day and it was not so bad.As you know I have the 32 but when I bought it we were grinding a lot of hogs about every other weekend. It's heavy and takes longer to clean than it does to grind most of the time.
Sticks look good! What flavor were they? Besides beef and cheese.
Ryan
Thank youExcellent work FB. Great pics too.
100% carousel material, congratulations
Thank youWow you did those tri tips justice! Looks like you've done this a few times
Well ok, but we're eating off different ones...not gonna have any lady and the tramp scenes!Ryan I don't know the answer to that but I'd about bet if you and I sat down and ate a bunch of them we could probably tell what flavor they are I'm sure FB wouldn't mind
Those sticks look awesome lots of good eating there
I like that grinder wonder what clowns talked you into that one