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Cooking meats with a cold smoker

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Cold smokers are built a lot differently than the traditional ways smokers were constructed in the past. Cold smokers add a truly unique flavor and aroma to your backyard party scene. Smoking meats and fish have become more and more popular since the taste is so unique and delicious. Many people are catching the smoking bug, even people over seas. People in Europe have found this to be a delicacy, as do many of the other countries around the world. But cold smoking is not as common as you would think. Many people will still bring their hams and other meats to get smoked instead of saving a few bucks and doing it themselves

When smoking meats and fish using the cold smoking method, you have to use a lower temperature because the smoke is used to cook and flavor the meat or fish over a longer period of time instead of using the flames of the wood chips like in more traditional smokers. Cold smokers are basically used to smoke fish but can be used for other meats as well. Smokers built like the cold smokers can cook fish and other meats for up to five days if that gives you any idea as to how low the temperature has to be in order for your smoker to be considered a cold smoker.

You can make a cold smoker out of an old refrigerator. If you do this, try to find an older style refrigerator because they hold up much better that the newer ones. The ideal refrigerator is to find one of those stainless steel or all metal ones, basically an older style refrigerator. But just remember, when choosing the type of smoker you want think of what you needs for your smoker will be. The cold smoker is the best way to smoke fish and smoke large types of meats such as ham and other things because they cook the meat at a slower temperature for a long period of time.

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