How To Add Smoke Flavor to Meat (Without Smoke!)
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How to add smoke flavor to meat without using smoke? - Meat Hacks
Learn how to add smoke flavor to foods and meat products with seasonings and without using a smoker, wood pellet grill, or anything that outputs real smoke with Walton's and Meatgistics. Watch the video, read the guide, and post your questions or comments below.
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How Do You Add Smoke Flavor Without Smoke?
When you don’t have a smoker, wood pellets, or charcoal grill that outputs smoke, there are still ways to add smoke to meat when cooking on a gas grill, oven, dehydrator, or other means inside and in your kitchen. Excalibur Seasoning has a ton of different seasoning additives and seasoning blends designed to add smoke flavor without having to use smoke. Our first option is hickory smoke powder. Simply mix this into your sausage, jerky, or other meat snacks at a rate of 1oz per 25 lb of meat. For smaller kitchen recipes, you only need a pinch or two of it, but if you want smoke flavor for smaller meals and dishes, there are a few other seasonings to try as well. First, an extremely popular seasoning shaker to try is the Excalibur smoked sea salt. It’s great on literally any type of meat and especially veggies, and it is compromised mostly of sea salt, with natural hickory smoke flavor added, plus a hint of sugar and other spices. Another great seasoning shaker to try is the Excalibur Grill In Grill Out. This one is a bit different than the smoked sea salt. While it still has natural hickory smoke flavor added, it also has a grill flavor, which makes food cooked inside taste just like it was cooked on a charcoal grill outside! Finally, the last item most people are somewhat familiar with is liquid smoke. While liquid smoke is a popular option for making meat snacks, be careful about the quantity you use. Each manufacturer and brand of liquid smoke can be a different potency. Our liquid smoke from Excalibur is only used at a ratio of 3/4 of an ounce per 25 lb of meat. In most cases, I would recommend using the Hickory Smoke Powder instead, which is my choice for adding smoke flavor instead of using liquid smoke.Subscribe to WaltonsTV
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Can I use your hickory smoke powder to make my own hickory smoked salt?
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Tex_77 Team Blue Power User Traeger Primo Grills PK Grills Canning Sous Vide Community Moderator Kansasreplied to Lori Lindquist on last edited by
Lori Lindquist I don’t see any reason that wouldn’t work. I’d probably just start small and adjust until you get the flavor you want.
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Lori Lindquist Yes you can do that with the Hickory Smoke Powder, but be aware that the liquid smoke we sell isn’t the same stuff you buy in the store! Ours is formulated for commercial application and you can easily ruin a batch of anything.
So, yes, just don’t try to use the liquid smoke!
