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  • LaBarca.cfL
    LaBarca.cf

    Wazup? I’m in the streets with my mini foodtruck

    I never been in this biz before but capitalism and taste bring me here now!

    Smoked Meat WTF GOOD TASTE YA!!!

    Question from me 'r about meat pieced sausage smoking

    30 minutes 52 celsius
    30 minutes 64 celsius
    30 minutes 130 celsius{

    Lowdown to 77 Celsius
    and keep monitoring the internal themp
    to score 71 Celsius…

    Question is about Pieced Meat Sausage

    Is that ok to put in protect bag and put in Water w Ice Blocks???

    How long time in cold water ?

    After that, How long time still ready to eat if protected in refrigerator?

    I’m thinkg to have small sausage stock to just get heat and serve…

    Is it ok?

    Thanks for this MEATGISTICS PROJECT

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  • LaBarca.cfL
    LaBarca.cf

    Hello Team.

    Thanks for Support.

    Yeah Translation hard for me in this case.

    But will show you what I want to smoke and take in refrigerator to stock more and just Grill.

    3 - 5 days, thanks!!

    About sausage It’s not Cured and Meat Pieced I mean…

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgxAiVxmQhM

    How to correclty smoke that please?

    U said

    If it is not cured then you are going to be in the “danger zone” of 40° F to 140° F (4° C - 60° C) for too long

    Can you review Whole schedule ?

    30 minutes X Degress
    30 minutes X Degress
    30 minutes X Degress

    Lowdown to 77 Celsius
    and keep monitoring the internal themp
    to score 71 Celsius…

    Vacum Pack and ICE.

    Any extra review? Any tip for Grill that later?

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  • LaBarca.cfL
    LaBarca.cf

    Joe Hell said in Hi from Brazil. New Smoker in here.:

    coarse chopped meat

    coarse chopped meat
    coarse chopped meat
    coarse chopped meat

    THanksss

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  • LaBarca.cfL
    LaBarca.cf

    Sorry, but conversation changed in some point in here…

    I want to smoke this fresh coarse chopped meat sausage to get that special flavour and color skin…

    Grill we do have in whole city…>

    I mean, to grill just to heat up the food for sales…

    Very good advice about warm water many thanks for that…

    I have no access to Sausage production, as I buy it from meat store only.

    Is there possible to smoke that still?

    By the way, I will show you how converting my grill to pitsmoke very soon…

    It’s under construction for next 10 days

    SO I will take it and start laboratory before take streets for sales…

    This is my mini Foodtruck deal.

    https://sites.google.com/view/labarca/home

    Thanks for support Folks!

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