Yeah the trays or tubes really make it a no brainer.I just toss a pellet smoke tube into my Bradley because I’m cheap like that. Temp doesn’t seem like it gets too high, not sure how cold it is but the end result was good
Pucks are like $1.5/hr, and to be honest the smoke tube is more convenient than pucks. It adds up: 12 hours of smoking is about $20. I think a pellet tube holds something like 400g of pellets, and there’s 20 lb in a bag. That’s about 22 tubes worth (88 hours total smoke time) out of a $23 bag of pellets.Yeah the trays or tubes really make it a no brainer.
Pucks are like $1.5/hr, and to be honest the smoke tube is more convenient than pucks. It adds up: 12 hours of smoking is about $20. I think a pellet tube holds something like 400g of pellets, and there’s 20 lb in a bag. That’s about 22 tubes worth (88 hours total smoke time) out of a $23 bag of pellets.
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Long story short, it probably saves you about $100 per bag of pellets. I go through one or two a year. And like I said, easier than pucks.
It says the fillet has the skin on. Do you smoke it with the skin on then remove and slice. Or freeze it with skin on and slice it once thawed?I have used the recipe out of the cook book charcuterie with great success.
You create a dry brine and cover the filets with it for a few days. Then take out and let dry overnight in the fridge. I then smoke for about 8 hrs. Turns out amazing.
I smoke it with the skin on. Cut it into portions and vacuum seal (skin still on). I then thaw when ready to serve and slice on an angle down and off the skin.It says the fillet has the skin on. Do you smoke it with the skin on then remove and slice. Or freeze it with skin on and slice it once thawed?
Now that’s just showing off!Yep!!