Nick87
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While we're on the subject here. I don't like the way sticks turn out after a freeze. Has anyone ever added there spices and cure then froze and thawed back out and stuffed and smoked?
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Along as you get it to 150 I don't think it matters. I use pink salt and smoke at 120-130 for a hour then crank it to 180 till internal temp hits 150.If you use pink salt, can you cold smoke it with just a few smoke tubes for several hours and then actually cook it to 150 in an oven, or do you have to smoke it at a temp that will also cook it? 200* is the lowest my grill will go, I would imagine that that is too warm?
Never tried it but I agree they seem to almost turn soggy.While we're on the subject here. I don't like the way sticks turn out after a freeze. Has anyone ever added there spices and cure then froze and thawed back out and stuffed and smoked?
Yes it's like they pick up moisture after freezing.Never tried it but I agree they seem to almost turn soggy.
Here's the butcher supply I useWho carries it locally of you don't mind me asking?
Thank you.Here's the butcher supply I use
Yes, and it’s a huge pain in the butt to stuff because it’s way more tacky.While we're on the subject here. I don't like the way sticks turn out after a freeze. Has anyone ever added there spices and cure then froze and thawed back out and stuffed and smoked?
Makes sense. Was it worth it or no? Anymore i might just stick with no casings (ground jerky). It's not the same without the snap though.Yes, and it’s a huge pain in the butt to stuff because it’s way more tacky.
We had other issues of our own fault so it’s hard to say exactly.Makes sense. Was it worth it or no? Anymore i might just stick with no casings (ground jerky). It's not the same without the snap though.