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Well, I answered my own question. Have had the 55 for a week now and I have done 5# of smoked dried venison (best I have ever had BTW), 37# of summer sausage (didn't know I was that talented), and I have a turkey in for the Christmas party tonight.

I left the dried vension for at least 18 hours with the door slightly open and it worked beautifully. I still have some work to do on the summer sausage but the flavor and dryness is perfect. The bottoms get alittle hot. I tried 12 inch casings on my last batch and definitely the way to go as they were cooked very evenly.

I really like the extra room that the 55 has over my older 008. BTW, I am in Minnesota and all of this has been done outside with the temperatures in the single digits.

Thanks again for the great information.
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David,

My address is......lol you can just send me some of that venison. A friend of mine bagged a couple this year and keeps bragging about all the jerky he's made on his CS150. maybe if i keep pestering him he'll send some. That's one of the biggest things i miss about back home (hunting, venison).

Congratulations on your success! It will only get better.

phillip
Phillip, Did 2 loads of Venison jerky last week.
Mark brought over about 12# meat.....He sliced up both hind quarters. I did 5# of jerky for me, using Canjun seasoning from High Mountain Seasonings. Man it turned out just fine.... Killer as I was told...
Got 11# of pork tenderloin in fridge thats gonna be canadian bacon.....Gonna smoke it tomorrow.
Mike

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