One Year In - from Wellingborough, Northants
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One Year In - from Wellingborough, Northants
Hi All,
Having been smoking for just over a year now, I finally feel confident to post on the forum. I mostly cold smoke, specializing in cheese (which I sell to friends and neighbours) and bacon (for family use). It's taken me six months to develop a pleasant molasses cure for my bacon and we've only had to buy two supermarket packs in that time! Very proud of that!
Best wishes to all
Keith
Having been smoking for just over a year now, I finally feel confident to post on the forum. I mostly cold smoke, specializing in cheese (which I sell to friends and neighbours) and bacon (for family use). It's taken me six months to develop a pleasant molasses cure for my bacon and we've only had to buy two supermarket packs in that time! Very proud of that!
Best wishes to all
Keith
Merry- Sausage Burner
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Location : First time smoker - Wellingborough UK
Registration date : 2009-12-27
Re: One Year In - from Wellingborough, Northants
Hi Keith, glad to have you on board!
Would love to hear more about your bacon
Would love to hear more about your bacon
Re: One Year In - from Wellingborough, Northants
Condrasts !! hey why not share with us a few photos and some of what it takes to get those results.
Doc
Doc
drsweetsmoke- Charcoal Starter
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Registration date : 2010-09-23
Re:One Year In - from Wellingborough, Northants
\hi,
Haven't thought to take any photos I'm using a Frontier with a CSG - my cheeses are apple smoked (wensleydale, mature cheddar, double gloucester, lancashire, red leicester, cheshire and, in winter, somerset brie). My bacon is made from outdoor-reared loin of pork, molasses cured and smoked using beech dust. Everything's vacuum-packed to extend storage life.
Hope that helps
Keith
Haven't thought to take any photos I'm using a Frontier with a CSG - my cheeses are apple smoked (wensleydale, mature cheddar, double gloucester, lancashire, red leicester, cheshire and, in winter, somerset brie). My bacon is made from outdoor-reared loin of pork, molasses cured and smoked using beech dust. Everything's vacuum-packed to extend storage life.
Hope that helps
Keith
Last edited by Merry on Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:43 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : errors)
Merry- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 8
Location : First time smoker - Wellingborough UK
Registration date : 2009-12-27
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