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Originally posted by cigarmo View PostIs that not what health and safety would class as a fire hazard?Originally posted by WiganHoly crap, Your Dale Askew?
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Originally posted by cigarmo View PostIs it not a like a oven made of wood?Originally posted by WiganHoly crap, Your Dale Askew?
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Originally posted by Budgie Smuggler View PostMr M, something tells me that you would get along very well with VTG.
It'd be like having a couple of stogie smoking McGyvers.Originally posted by WiganHoly crap, Your Dale Askew?
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Originally posted by MrMaduro View PostI see how it looks in the pics! But no it is NOT an oven! It doesn't even get warm! The lightbulb with the airflow going through the box has the internal temperature about 25 degrees! The idea of it it to help draw the moisture from the meat slowly over a few days. If you use heat, you will cook it. That's not what you want to do. If the temp is too high, it seals the outside of the meat, sealing the moisture in and not allowing it to dry out.
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Originally posted by MrMaduro View PostOkie doke! I said I'd post up a few more random 'things' I've made after I posted my Bushcraft knife a couple of weeks back. Next up is my homemade Biltong curing box.
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For those who don't know, Biltong is a South African staple. It's seasoned and marinated dried beef, dried over a few days in large pieces and then cut into small slithers before you eat it.
The box, I knocked up from some old scraps of 1/4" mdf I had in the garage. I had a lot of these pieces already cut into rectangles as they used to be the shelves in an old pidgeon hole unit. I saved them from the skip as I always knew they'd come in handy for something one day!
I installed a 60 watt lightbulb in the bottom and a 12v PC fan mounted in the top, extracting the air which is drawn into the unit from holes in the sides of the lower section. The box slowly dries the meat over a few days and it works a treat (if I do say so myself)!
I made this a while back and have done a fair few batches of Biltong now. Took a bit of experimenting in the begining with flavours and timings but once I nailed the process it usually turns out pretty nice now!
Anyways I picked up a silverside joint tonight and have just put another batch in!
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Should be ready for munching from Friday onwards! Nom Nom Nom!
Also the house smells AWESOME when this stuff goes in!
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I have been meaning to make a smoker that doubles as a dehydrator.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
Originally posted by PeeJayI get longing looks from guys walking past
Originally posted by butternutsquashpieA purge follows a rapid puffing session.
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Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View PostLove it! I do jerky in the oven with the door a jar.
I have been meaning to make a smoker that doubles as a dehydrator.
Sent from Tapa Tapa landOriginally posted by WiganHoly crap, Your Dale Askew?
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Slow progress on the Herf Shack as of late..
Hopefully this week things will move on a little
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Last bit of insulation to go in & then some 10mm ply to line it. My nephew is a sparky & will be connecting up the electrics this week too. Then it's useable, just a bit of decorating to finish it off!
Wayne
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Originally posted by wayne_w View PostSlow progress on the Herf Shack as of late..
Hopefully this week things will move on a little
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Last bit of insulation to go in & then some 10mm ply to line it. My nephew is a sparky & will be connecting up the electrics this week too. Then it's useable, just a bit of decorating to finish it off!
Wayne
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