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I slice down the length of the chub/log of bologna and then score down the length of those pieces to maximize the exposed raw surface of the bologna and the score prevents curling of the pieces. I don't like the cross scored method. Then put it in the coolest spot in the pit and cook it as long as you can stand to cook it.
 
For you guys that double smoke ring Bologna.....do you remove the casing?
 
Great question!
I’d love to hear the answer to this too.
JD

For you guys that double smoke ring Bologna.....do you remove the casing?

Thanks for the reply.
I do wonder if removing the casing would allow better color /bark.
Have you, or anyone here tried it?
JD


You don't have to remove the casing but i do for a few reasons.
#1 it will give more smoke flavor
#2 it produces a firmer finished product
#3 you can add a rub or glaze if you want.
 
Perfect,
That’s what I was thinking.
Thanks!!
JD


My favorite commercial brand is sold ring and chub style, im pretty sure chub doesn't even come in a casing so its ready to throw on the smoker. I think they might have been bought by Leidy's ( PA company ) at some point, but its Alderferfer bologna/ring bologna.
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My favorite commercial brand is sold ring and chub style, im pretty sure chub doesn't even come in a casing so its ready to throw on the smoker. I think they might have been bought by Leidy's ( PA company ) at some point, but its Alderferfer bologna/ring bologna.
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Nice!
Thanks.
JD
 
Where do you guys get the bologna? I can't seem to find it at Walmart or anywhere. My brother wants to make this but has been striking out.
 
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