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March 2017     www.SmokinTex.com    Volume X, Issue III 
 
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Thank you for the receipt, the discounts, the bag of wood chips for fish, tips, and excellent customer service!  It was such a pleasure to talk to a live person, who actually answered my call!  

You didn't rush me, explained questions I had, and in a pleasant manner.  You are a real assets to your company!

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February 2017 Newsletter
Smoked Brisket

Smoked Brisket

Video: Smoking The Perfect Brisket

Dan's Fantastic Smoked Salmon

Cilantro Marinated Salmon

 
Smokin Tip
After curing pork bellies for smokin bacon:  "Soaking to remove some of the saltiness will also work. Test it before you smoke by cutting off a small piece (or two or three or four) and frying them up. If too salty, use the soak method you've read about. I've done that with two recent Canadian bacon smokings and the salt level is perfect." By Jfsjazz posted on SmokinTex Forums.
 

 

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Smokin Bacon by Sean C.
  
 
" I smoked them (pork bellies) for three hours at 225°F giving me an interior temperature well over 165°F and then I actually cool them off with a breeze from a fan, let them sit overnight before I cut them and actually fry them or grill them from there. These are thin bellies though. If they were thicker I would've gone for four hours. I just want to make sure they're above that magic 165°F degrees." By Sean C.

Apple Wood Smoked Bacon
 
"This is for a 4 pound slab of pork belly (AKA pork side):

Crush: 2 Tablespoons black peppercorns
1 Tablespoon fennel seeds
2 Tablespoons Juniper berries

Add: 1/4 cup Kosher salt
2 teaspoons curing salt
1/4 cup: (your choice): maple syrup (the real stuff, not Aunt Jemima), or, brown sugar or, honey. Or, make your own mix of your favorites."

 

See more of this Smoked Bacon Recipe.

 

Bacon Bacon

More on Curing Pork Bellies for Smokin Bacon by Cudjoebbq.

 

Bacon Bacon by Sodaking27.

 

Smoked Bacon

Smokin Bacon by DavidJ3rd.

 

Canadian Bacon

  
Jerky
  
Smoked Jerky
"Finally got the time to make some jerky today. Turned out really good. Smoked at 200°F for 2 hours. Emptied the wood box, turned the temp down to 130°F and started the drier. Dried for 2.5 hours."


Smoked Jerky

Dried Jerky
First Batch Smoked Jerky
"Had the butcher slice an Angus Boneless Round Roast and marinated. We learned from this batch. Will do more soon. The dryer is great. We smoked it between 130°F-150°F. Closer to 130°F. Think we need a higher temp for the smoking process. Not yet what we want but not bad at all."
deVille
  
Drying Jerky
  
Video: How To Smoke Cheese
  
How To Smoke Cheese
How To Smoke Cheese

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