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Mauting Smokehouse Cook Cycles

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  • BRYARRR_80B Offline
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    I work for a new meat processing facility that recently just bought a Mauting Smokehouse. When we got it installed we only got a few smoke cycles programmed into it. I was wondering if anyone else on here has a Mauting Smokehouse and wouldn’t mind helping me out with some more smoke cycles. Im mainly looking for some cured pork loin cycles as well as a pulled pork cycle. Any help or direction on where to find more cycles would be greatly appreciated.

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    • BRYARRR_80B BRYARRR_80

      I work for a new meat processing facility that recently just bought a Mauting Smokehouse. When we got it installed we only got a few smoke cycles programmed into it. I was wondering if anyone else on here has a Mauting Smokehouse and wouldn’t mind helping me out with some more smoke cycles. Im mainly looking for some cured pork loin cycles as well as a pulled pork cycle. Any help or direction on where to find more cycles would be greatly appreciated.

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      BRYARRR_80 welcome. Hopefully someone here can help you.

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      • BRYARRR_80B BRYARRR_80

        I work for a new meat processing facility that recently just bought a Mauting Smokehouse. When we got it installed we only got a few smoke cycles programmed into it. I was wondering if anyone else on here has a Mauting Smokehouse and wouldn’t mind helping me out with some more smoke cycles. Im mainly looking for some cured pork loin cycles as well as a pulled pork cycle. Any help or direction on where to find more cycles would be greatly appreciated.

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        BRYARRR_80 dont know what would be different about your smokehouse, however my pulled pork i rub with my desired rub, put smoker on 200*, smoke with apple or cherry sawdust til pork reaches IT of 155*. Put on desired wrap whether it be foil or pink/peach paper, spritz with apple juice, wrap entire pork shoulder. Turn smoker up to 225* and finish cooking until IT reaches 206*. Pull out, wrap in towels and place in insulated camping cooler. Let stand for 1 hour. Then shred, season to liking and enjoy.

        Never done a pork loin but i would set smoker on 200* and smoke with apple for 2 hours. I dont like alot of smoke flavor. I would also inject that pork loin with chicken broth and seasoning and maybe some cold phosphate.

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          I think Austin or @ Jonothan would be the ones to ask as they deal with commercial processors

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