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Yesterdayfarm Posted - Jan 10 2012 : 07:36:14 AM
Every homesteader or prepper should have a smoke house and the knowledge of smoking and curing meat. This allows you to store meat without having to have electricity! This blog post tells you how to make your smoke house and tells you how to cure your meat, with curing recipes. Here is a link to the blog http://yesterdaysfarm.weebly.com/yesterdays-farm-blog.html

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traildancer Posted - Jan 11 2012 : 1:14:01 PM
When you are smoking your meat, remember to take the meat out when it is finished. Several times when smoking elk jerky my husband forgot and it was smoked to a crisp and I mean so crispy the dogs wouldn't eat it!

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FarmDream Posted - Jan 10 2012 : 8:44:56 PM
A very cute blog! After reading, I think it's just too warm here. I don't think there would be enough days below 40. It's good information, though.

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