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    Dwayne Schmidt

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    Best posts made by deweymeats

    • RE: Freezing Snack Sticks.

      When I make the sticks with Walton casing, after the ice bath to get the temperature going down, I place them on a towel on a table and Hope I Can remove the casing before they go into the fridge for further cooling before bagging. The Grandsons & dad like em better with out the tougher skin & snap. We’re all doing it right, just different from each other.

      posted in Meat Processing
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    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      PapaSop Yep I agree with you. Best thing I did was go with the electric trade. It is the advice I now pass on to anyone who will listen.

      posted in Non-Food Related
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    • RE: Color War

      PapaSop Seams that I have been hit by Spam! I am getting weird stuff about something called “Team Orange”.

      posted in General
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    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      Great bunch of posts! I am retired from 37 years at high voltage substation & power plant maintenance. Still have 10 fingers and 10 toes, no one hurt under my watch so was a good time to retire. Love the people on this site.

      posted in Non-Food Related
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    • RE: Color War

      I waited a long long time to join but it’s easy to see Jonathon is the "Helpful 1 " . He’s the one who responds and sends me stuff. Dwayne

      posted in General
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    • Philly Cheese Steak Brats

      I used twice ground fresh ground pork sausage. Added cure and High temp Cheddar cheese, stuffed into 30mm collagen casings. Held overnite in fridge and smoked three & 1/2 hours, heating to internal temp of 147, to be finished on the grille. YummyPhillyCheeseBrats.JPG

      posted in Bragging Board
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    • RE: Joining Monthly Live Stream

      Just what I was asking, how to log into the live stream give away. I could only watch & chat while logged in thru utube using my Google account which is a different name than this user name & e-Mail. So Austin & Jon had to do extra check for winning verification. Thanks for the grinder

      posted in General
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    • RE: Insulating my smoker

      I will use my smoker And my grill all winter long here in North Dakota, I use cardboard from appliances/furniture shopping. The Boy Scouts use them too for overnight below zero camp out huts to earn a Zero Hero Badge. Dewey

      posted in Smoking & Grilling
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    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      Transplanted in 77 from a farm in the Devils Lake region to Bismarck, warmer.

      posted in Non-Food Related
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    • RE: Smokies

      During the thermal processing, even on other meat processes, when and how much smoke are you proposing? I like your list of temps and time frame for each.

      posted in General
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    Latest posts made by deweymeats

    • RE: Waltons 11 lb stuffer question

      How are we supposed to store the stuffers gasket? On the plate or off the plate? If off the plate, sealed sandwich bag or in the canister? Thanks

      posted in Equipment
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    • RE: Meat Processing Equipment: 205 Maintenance for Sausage Stuffer

      I currently store my Waltons"s stuffer with the gasket on, plunger screwed into the canister, unit covered with plastic… I use food grade silicone spray on the gasket. Should the gasket be stored on or off the plate, in a bag or in air instead? Thanks gang for your thoughts

      posted in Meat Processing Equipment
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    • RE: Correct September Giveaway Entries Section changed?

      Mine shows incorrectly, like last weeks information?

      posted in General
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    • Masterbuilt propane/charcoal smoker

      My son is entering the smoking science, living in Omaha. Any reviews on the propane combination charcoal smoker Masterbuilt makes? Thanks

      posted in Equipment
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    • RE: Joining Monthly Live Stream

      Just what I was asking, how to log into the live stream give away. I could only watch & chat while logged in thru utube using my Google account which is a different name than this user name & e-Mail. So Austin & Jon had to do extra check for winning verification. Thanks for the grinder

      posted in General
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      deweymeats
    • Joining Monthly Live Stream

      What is the easiest steps for joining the Monthly live steam with chat capabilities? I struggle every month. Thanks in advance. Dewey

      posted in General
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    • RE: Freezing Snack Sticks.

      When I make the sticks with Walton casing, after the ice bath to get the temperature going down, I place them on a towel on a table and Hope I Can remove the casing before they go into the fridge for further cooling before bagging. The Grandsons & dad like em better with out the tougher skin & snap. We’re all doing it right, just different from each other.

      posted in Meat Processing
      deweymeats
      deweymeats
    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      PapaSop Yep I agree with you. Best thing I did was go with the electric trade. It is the advice I now pass on to anyone who will listen.

      posted in Non-Food Related
      deweymeats
      deweymeats
    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      Transplanted in 77 from a farm in the Devils Lake region to Bismarck, warmer.

      posted in Non-Food Related
      deweymeats
      deweymeats
    • RE: What does everyone do for a profession?

      Great bunch of posts! I am retired from 37 years at high voltage substation & power plant maintenance. Still have 10 fingers and 10 toes, no one hurt under my watch so was a good time to retire. Love the people on this site.

      posted in Non-Food Related
      deweymeats
      deweymeats