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    #31
    Going in the smoker tomorrow with some. Can’t wait to try it!

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      #32
      Originally posted by Toddcaster View Post
      Going in the smoker tomorrow with some. Can’t wait to try it!

      Post the finished product [emoji106]
      These took a total of 7 hours. 4 were cold smoking under 125°, 3 hours after I cranked up the heat to get the meat to 160°-165°


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        #33
        I put up 15 lbs of summer sausage this week my third time with high mountain seasoning mix. Everyone I share it with raves about it.

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          #34
          Turned out pretty good. Can’t figure out how to post pics. I let it go the full 4! Hours. Probably on do 3 next time and remember to put the smallest back strap furthest from the heat source. I did everything in my masterbilt electric

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            #35
            Originally posted by Toddcaster View Post
            Turned out pretty good. Can’t figure out how to post pics. I let it go the full 4! Hours. Probably on do 3 next time and remember to put the smallest back strap furthest from the heat source. I did everything in my masterbilt electric

            Glad they turned out good for ya [emoji106]


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              #36
              Yep, Im doing that

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                #37
                Once you've sliced it, do you throw it in a zip lock in the fridge? Freeze it? How do you keep it for long periods of time?

                Thanks. Looks amazing.

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                  #38
                  Looks quite tasty.

                  Thanks for sharing.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by aguinn84 View Post
                    Once you've sliced it, do you throw it in a zip lock in the fridge? Freeze it? How do you keep it for long periods of time?

                    Thanks. Looks amazing.

                    I vacuum seal a handful in each bag and freeze



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                      #40
                      Looks amazing

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                        I completed a batch today and it turned out real good. After curing for 3 days I used salt, garlic, a little uncle Chris’s and coarse pepper

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                          #42
                          Looks tasty!


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                            #43
                            Originally posted by JWalker08 View Post
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                            I completed a batch today and it turned out real good. After curing for 3 days I used salt, garlic, a little uncle Chris’s and coarse pepper

                            Nice! [emoji106]


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                              #44
                              Now that is sure looking tasty.

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                                #45
                                What part does the cure play in that process since you bring temp up after the cold smoke?

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