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Anyone here build their own smokehouse?
I'm thinking of building my own smokehouse. I have a small smoker that does a great job, but I would like to build a smokehouse. Looking for ideas...
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Just how much meat do you really need to smoke?
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We made one out of an old dead refrigerator. Rip all the plastic out of it and put a small hot plate type burner on the bottom. Cut a vent in the top. Of course we did that long ago and fridges were different back then.
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Smoke houses are usually for cold-smoking. Meaning the meat is not cooked in the process. Temps stay under 100F. The meat is usually cured (brine) like a proscutto ham or salmon or it is boiled, like a liverwurst.
I have built it out of the old freezer (as stated above) and out of a large wooden shipping box. Both worked great. Since I moved a couple times, I just move the heater element and power cord. I can make a cold smoker quickly out of any box, including cardboard. I think you could even use your car. Crack the windows slightly and off you go! G |
My niece took an old 8x8 shed (you know, the ones you can buy on the side of the road) and an old smoker, put the smoker a few feet from the shed and used double walled vent pipe like you use in a gas heater for your house and connected the smoker to the shed with a the vent piping. Her and her husband are big time hunters and do quite a bit of jerky, sausage, turkeys etc...
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Built this one last fall, used to smoke a bunch of home made sausage for the family. Plans to smoke chickens and hams this summer. |
Wow, that is very nice ! Do you have some interior pictures ?
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This is a great site for anyone interested in smoking or Charcuterri.....
Smokehouse Plans They have a good forum also.... http://www.wedlinydomowe.pl/en/ |
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