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    processhead
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    #12

    What kind of smoker do you have and how many lbs of sticks were you trying to do when the temperature stalled at 140 degrees?

    Paul

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      I have a electric smoker from menards so nothing special but it does everything I need for now. I was making a 5 lb batch and I put the probe on the rack of meat. Im trying another 5 lbs right now and I put it on the bottom rack this time. If I have a problem again I’ll do the water bath and then order a new thermometer.

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        In regards to the water bath. I just finished my second batch of smack sticks in a water bath. They came out great. I did vacuum seal them because a while back I did polish rings and finished them in a water bath and it seemed to wash most of the smoke flavor out of them. I did a 20 lb. batch which I smoked at 140 for four hours then vacuum sealed in single layers and set water temp to 250 for 1 hour 20 min. Only way I will do them now.

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          Water temp was 152 not 250!

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          • M mdseaside

            Water temp was 152 not 250!

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            mdseaside i believe most have a water temp of 172° - 177°. What is your internal temp target?

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              I use a sous vied heater that holds the temp at 152 and that is my target temp. That way it will never get over done. Set it and forget it.

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              • M mdseaside

                I use a sous vied heater that holds the temp at 152 and that is my target temp. That way it will never get over done. Set it and forget it.

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                glen
                Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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                mdseaside Totally agree 152F is what I use

                Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
                Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                • M mdseaside

                  I use a sous vied heater that holds the temp at 152 and that is my target temp. That way it will never get over done. Set it and forget it.

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                  mdseaside That’s what I do. I set the bath temperature to my target. It adds very little time and there’s absolutely no risk of overshooting.

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                  • L Luebke1219

                    It’s 50 degrees outside and I’m smoking in the garage so the wind isn’t much of anything. I’m going to check my thermometer wen im done. I just looked at the sticks and they are pretty hard and wrinkles. Do you think they are safe?

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                    Luebke1219 Just the other day I smoked some “Russian” sausages, I am suppose to smoke them until they reach a safe temperature and dunk them in ice water, but I could not reach that high temperature and finished them of in the oven until they reached a safe temperature. I read somewhere you could smoke them some, do sous vide or finish them in a oven. They came out good and very taste. With time we all make some plans to get done what’s needed!

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                    • magician176M magician176

                      Luebke1219 Just the other day I smoked some “Russian” sausages, I am suppose to smoke them until they reach a safe temperature and dunk them in ice water, but I could not reach that high temperature and finished them of in the oven until they reached a safe temperature. I read somewhere you could smoke them some, do sous vide or finish them in a oven. They came out good and very taste. With time we all make some plans to get done what’s needed!

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                      Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                      magician176 adapt and overcome.

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