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  On 10/7/2023 at 2:56 PM, Gus said:

Got ribs going here in the Dakota’s this morning. 

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A friend of mine is tearing up the pheasants this morning near New England, ND.

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Posted
  On 10/7/2023 at 4:19 PM, Ban Basketball said:

A friend of mine is tearing up the pheasants this morning near New England, ND.

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Pheasant season doesn’t start for 2 more weeks here in the good Dakota. Have not tried pheasant on the smoker yet. Could be worthwhile… I always blacken and pan fry it and it comes out tasty. 

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  On 10/7/2023 at 4:45 PM, Gus said:

Pheasant season doesn’t start for 2 more weeks here in the good Dakota. Have not tried pheasant on the smoker yet. Could be worthwhile… I always blacken and pan fry it and it comes out tasty. 

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Never have smoked it.  Either baked or fried. 

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Clearly not meat but smoked cheese. Needs to be a little colder outside but I was running out and it takes a couple weeks to cure. Used a variety of cheeses and cut some cream cheese into blocks also.

 

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Posted
  On 10/9/2023 at 9:37 PM, Stockton said:

Clearly not meat but smoked cheese. Needs to be a little colder outside but I was running out and it takes a couple weeks to cure. Used a variety of cheeses and cut some cream cheese into blocks also.

 

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Been seeing a lot of that but never tried it. How long it take?

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  On 10/9/2023 at 9:38 PM, WrestlingRasta said:

Been seeing a lot of that but never tried it. How long it take?

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Depends on how much smoke flavor you like. I fill 2 smoke tubes and it goes for 4 hours. 

Take it off, wipe off oils, let set in room temperature for couple hours, layer in tupperware container with paper towels between layers, cover and refrigerate for a day and then vacuum seal.

I write 2 week future date on package and then it's ready to eat.

Cream cheese can be eaten a day later.

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Posted
  On 10/9/2023 at 9:45 PM, Stockton said:

Depends on how much smoke flavor you like. I fill 2 smoke tubes and it goes for 4 hours. 

Take it off, wipe off oils, let set in room temperature for couple hours, layer in tupperware container with paper towels between layers, cover and refrigerate for a day and then vacuum seal.

I write 2 week future date on package and then it's ready to eat.

Cream cheese can be eaten a day later.

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Wow I love smoked cheese.   But I figure I would melt it, never thought I might be able to do this.   Hmmmmm, I might have to try this.    Got a brisket thawing for this weekend!!   I'll give that a go.   But I may try cheese and if so, I'll let you know how much melt I got!!!

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  On 6/16/2023 at 2:24 AM, headshuck said:

Had a couple good years with the Acorn Big Green Egg clone before it rusted out. Now my goto is the PitBoss Traeger clone.

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The Traeger family is actually partially behind Pit Boss.  They decided they wanted back in the smoker game after selling the Traeger brand.

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I smoked a brisket on Fri.   There were all kinds of difficulties.   My burner wouldn't light, I was too low on propane so it stopped heating halfway through.   It smoked way to fast.  

But ....

It was the best brisket I have ever smoked, it was incredibly tender and tasty and it was just wonderful.   We finished it in the oven at 350F, not covered in foil, splashing stuff all over.   But it came out at 209 on the bottom and 197 on the top.   I covered it lightly to let it rest for 30 minutes and my wife was too hungry.   So I carved it up, very easy carving and it was awesome.   It should've been bad but was the best.   Batting 100% for smoked meats coming out really really good. 

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Posted
  On 10/16/2023 at 9:28 PM, mspart said:

I smoked a brisket on Fri.   There were all kinds of difficulties.   My burner wouldn't light, I was too low on propane so it stopped heating halfway through.   It smoked way to fast.  

But ....

It was the best brisket I have ever smoked, it was incredibly tender and tasty and it was just wonderful.   We finished it in the oven at 350F, not covered in foil, splashing stuff all over.   But it came out at 209 on the bottom and 197 on the top.   I covered it lightly to let it rest for 30 minutes and my wife was too hungry.   So I carved it up, very easy carving and it was awesome.   It should've been bad but was the best.   Batting 100% for smoked meats coming out really really good. 

mspart

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pics or it didn't happen 😋

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