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Smoking [ food ] recipes
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2 July 2013, 19:44
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2 July 2013, 21:47
Going to build my smoker in a few weeks, can't wait to try it out and get started. Thanks HL for the info
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2 July 2013, 22:10
(2 July 2013, 21:47)Straight Shooter Wrote: Going to build my smoker in a few weeks, can't wait to try it out and get started. Thanks HL for the info

I plan on building one too, I was talking to the smoker who retired, and he said that he started with an old metal paraffin barrel, ...his fish smoked ok,.. but people mentioned that it tasted a little like paraffin.

So he told me to make damn sure you look at your smoker well and make sure it has never held anything bad that might transfer a taste you dont want,... or buy something new

.... unless you like paraffin... mmmm Tongue
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2 July 2013, 23:42
Why is it that paraffin never seems to get rid of its smell? You would think a volatile substance would eventually loose all its smell.
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