Depends on the woodblair said:Busting the Myth - When hot smoking the first hour is where the meat absorbs most of it's smoke flavor??
Any truth to this? I have a Hark and do a heavy smoke for the first hour, then throw a little in the tray every hour after that which usually gives a nice deep smoke ring in the meat without the flavor being too overbearing. How do others hot smoke?
Ironically, across the road was a bordelloMardoo said:...and the candlestick maker on the other side lit the way.
But damn if that doesn't sound just like heaven.
That wasn't at that Synchronicity Farm at Nana Glen was it?shaunous said:Done a casual Charcuterie course yesterday, not much into smoking (which I don't need anyway), but learnt and made salami, prosciutto, sausages, bacon, drinking beers and wine and eating plenty. Was a good day.
No but the owner of that joint was actually doing the course, his ah Mmmmmmmmmm...sp0rk said:That wasn't at that Synchronicity Farm at Nana Glen was it?
Their craft beer course seems like a bit of a ****
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