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Ultimate Guide to Smoking Food: Techniques, Tips & Recipes for Perfect BBQ at Home | Outdoor Cooking & Backyard Grilling
Ultimate Guide to Smoking Food: Techniques, Tips & Recipes for Perfect BBQ at Home | Outdoor Cooking & Backyard Grilling

Ultimate Guide to Smoking Food: Techniques, Tips & Recipes for Perfect BBQ at Home | Outdoor Cooking & Backyard Grilling

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An exceptionally complete guide to making real smoked food at home, which tastes far better than commercially made products. Learn the secrets of making bacon, ham, pastrami, jerky, sausage, smoked cheese, smoked salmon and many more delicious smoked foods all at home with basic equipment that can either be bought or easily made in the workshop by following the detailed instructions within the book. Many of the instructions covered are unique to the owner, including how to make your own homemade smoker, along with various glaze and seasoning recipes for your meat. Enhanced with illustrations and recipes for their preparation, Mastering the Craft of Smoking Food is very highly recommended for both aspiring amateur kitchen cooks and seasoned professional chefs, as a superb and 'user friendly' reference for the preparation of smoked meats.

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Warren Anderson has written a great book, almost obsessive in its detail. The recipes are terrific; in the years I've owned and gifted this book, I've made many of them, and modified others. The maple syrup bacon alone is worth many times the price. While i believe he exaggerates when he says there is no difference among hardwood smokes, I am fully convinced by now that the meat or veg, the cure, the curing time, the drying and the pellicle, the temperature the smokiness and the time smoking are all far more important than maple smoke vs apple or cherry or oak. Have fun judging for yourself. I use the book now on my Kindle, which did require highlighting the recipes to find them easily. The Kindle edition would benefit greatly from a linked table of contents. I'd also recommend Anderson's book on Sausage making.