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    @Jonathon Yes I do. I’ve had it for about a year and a half. Maintains temps quite well. Only thing I don’t like is I wish the shelf holders were slotted so they would hold shelf in place like a oven so you could slide them out to mop or move meats around without the shelf falling out. I learned the hard way with a buckboard bacon flying out and ending up on the garage floor!
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    If I use the Excalibur Country Brown Sugar Cure and California Ham Spice to do a brine for 7 days. Would it be alright to inject with the same mixture to get deep in the ham?
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    How important is it to reach safe smoking temp if using cure, to me it’s like heating left overs
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    Top 10 Moments, Debates, & Classic Chaos Go from Animal to Edible with the Meatgistics Podcast presented by Walton’s Inc. In each episode, Jon and Austin discuss their favorite recipes and share expert tips and tricks for making sausage, jerky, and snack sticks. What we talked about: For Episode 283, we’re taking a look back with a compilation of some of the best moments from Meatgistics so far. This episode features clips covering everything from the most stolen foods in grocery stores and ethical deer hunting to discussions on kangaroo meat, SPAM, He‑Man vs. Barbie, and plenty of classic Meatgistics shenanigans in between. If you’re a longtime listener or brand new to the show, this highlight reel delivers a fun snapshot of the conversations, debates, and weirdness that make Meatgistics what it is. Top 10 Moments, Debates, & Classic Chaos
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    @Tex_77 Cause regenerative Ag is probably the new “Organic” craze. I do think I believe in this one way more though! @PatrickB and I went on about the Dr Pepper and Johnsonville Brat collaboration on the last podcast, either unholly abomination or pretty good, either way, not worth the risk!
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    @processhead His questions was how do you add punctuation to a post. Also, I vac pack mine, label what it is and how much weight it is for, and then put it in the freezer.
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  • Jonathon Yes I do. I’ve had it for about a year and a half. Maintains temps quite well. Only thing I don’t like is I wish the shelf holders were slotted so they would hold shelf in place like a oven so you could slide them out to mop or move meats around without the shelf falling out. I learned the hard way with a buckboard bacon flying out and ending up on the garage floor!

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  • 8Point You like that Pro Smoker? Its the updated version of the PK100 that I used for years and years and years here!

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  • Thanks guys Tex_77 I think I am making Chorizo wraps tonight for dinner!

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  • Kavon Not ideal, we wouldn’t recommend it but it is likely that it would be okay. The danger is exactly what Tex_77 says, if you ruptured a decent amount of your Encapsulated Citric Acid when you were mixing (this is why we say to only mix it in for the last 60 seconds) you could have some proteins get denatured by the acidity. However, likely all you would have is a few spots of discoloring inside the sausage where this happened.

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  • You probably have a microwave, 10 minutes on high will give you a great steak!

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