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Started by RAF128, February 01, 2010, 04:34:03 AM

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RAF128

Here's the finished product


OU812

Now that looks damn good!


I want some, I want some,I want some.  ;D

RAF128

I noticed that this batch behaved differently that any others I've done.   I took longer.   The pieces in the back dried faster than the ones in the front.   When I rotated the racks and also turned them front to back.    Only thing different is a had a little more meat, 2 extra racks.   The finished product is just fine though.

BigJohnT

When I'm doing 12 racks in my OBS I leave a gap in the center about 2" wide and it helps to get even drying.

John

RAF128

Quote from: BigJohnT on February 03, 2010, 10:59:13 AM
When I'm doing 12 racks in my OBS I leave a gap in the center about 2" wide and it helps to get even drying.

John

HMMMM that's interesting.     This gap.   Is it front to back or side to side?

NePaSmoKer

Nice jerky

Lemme PM you my addy so i can taste test some  :D  ;D

BigJohnT

Quote from: RAF128 on February 03, 2010, 12:57:14 PM
Quote from: BigJohnT on February 03, 2010, 10:59:13 AM
When I'm doing 12 racks in my OBS I leave a gap in the center about 2" wide and it helps to get even drying.

John

HMMMM that's interesting.     This gap.   Is it front to back or side to side?

Front to back in the center. When the last bit of smoke stops the moisture coming out of the vent looks like smoke...

John

smokeinmyeyes

Got a question Raf,  I would guess it probably doesnt matter but aren't your racks in upside down?  Or maybe I'm doing it wrong. Or is there a reason you load them like that?  I guess with jerky like you made, it works, looks great.
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smokeinmyeyes

now that I'm thinking about it, on a 6 rack smoker like yours you could put 12 racks in if 6 were loaded on the bottom of the rack and 6 were loaded inside.  You could get 2 trays to a rail.  Neat idea. I had to run 2 loads last time. Think I'll try this at some point to see if that works.
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leftcoast smoker

Quote from: smokeinmyeyes on February 20, 2010, 04:23:55 PM
now that I'm thinking about it, on a 6 rack smoker like yours you could put 12 racks in if 6 were loaded on the bottom of the rack and 6 were loaded inside.  You could get 2 trays to a rail.  Neat idea. I had to run 2 loads last time. Think I'll try this at some point to see if that works.
that is exactly how you double your capacity, invert 1 rack on top of each other rack, works great for jerky and fish