Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: BLKBEARKLR on May 22, 2011, 07:51:55 PM
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So following Dogtuks instructions finally got some down time to get some done. Only have 2 more antelope to process and then on to the elk and then the cougar. Hopefully will have it all done by hunting season..
Will add some more pictures tomorrow after I smoke them
Joe
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Bet that will be tasty :drool:
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Looks great! :drool:
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looking good so far Joe next you gotta try the cracked pepper and garlic summer sausage from hi mtn seasoning that stuff is awesome i added cheddar cheese
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looking good so far Joe next you gotta try the cracked pepper and garlic summer sausage from hi mtn seasoning that stuff is awesome i added cheddar cheese
Well I still got about 200 pounds of meat to process so will be getting some of that then. So I added 3 pounds of cheese to that batch, was that to much or not enough?
Joe
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thats a little much I use 2-2 1/2 pounds to 25 pounds of meat it will be ok tho some people like lots of cheese
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Looks yummy and I see what your secret is you have the little one helping.
Always nice to spend time with the little ones and have them help. ;)
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:EAT: Looks good so far, can't wait to see the finished product.
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Looks great! Gonna be good.
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Huey,
Any idea why I cannot get internal temp up to 152-156??
I started yesterday morning, let it at 120 an hour, then smoked for 1.5 hours at 120. Then went to 140 for 2 hours and then 180. It has been that way for almost 16 hours straight? I can't even get it to 140.
Thanks
Joe
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Not sure check your smoker I burned an element up one time in my master built.
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Joe check your smoker temps then check your thermometer it should read 212 in boiling water something aint right your smoker temp sounds like its off
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Huey, I ended up putting it in the oven at 185 and it was done in 6 hours so have to agree with you something is wrong with temp in the smoker.
Joe
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Darn it you sure have a hard time let me know when your ready to build a smoker that works :-) J/K Joe I have had the same type of problem I am not afraid to finish them off in the oven they usually turn out fine
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Finished product. 3 pounds of cheese for 30 pounds was a little much. A lot better now that it has cooled over night in the fridge.
Joe
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Looks pretty darn good to me Joe nice job
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:drool: :drool:
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Joe, save me some of that. It looks really good. John
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I normally have the butcher do ours @ ~$3.00 a pound. Looks like it might be time to invest in sausage maker.
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Looks good :tup: :drool:
Did a batch of the cheese sausage from antelope this year. I added grilled jalapenos too
Care to share recipe?
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Looks good :tup: :drool:
Did a batch of the cheese sausage from antelope this year. I added grilled jalapenos too
Care to share recipe?
Ribka, nothing special, just the seasonings from Cableas. I am playing now a lot with other ones. It was antelope, pork and hi temp cheese.
Joe
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all i have to say is YUM!!!!!!!