Smoking my own bologna

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Showed my post to one of the Master Grillers at work.

"I'm gonna try that!"

"Did you read the whole thing?"

*squints back at my posting*

"That's funny! I'm still gonna try that, though, because the recipe sounds awesome!"
 
Trying it again. Smoker set to 200.

I made a frankenglaze from French's sweet mustard, Carolina Treet, and the last splash of Frank's red hot wing sauce. Also, to try to get more smokey goodness inside, I decided to split the loaf. When I did that, I realized it was pregnant. Ain't gonna waste those tasty babies. Get in my belly!

Obligatory pic.

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Trying it again. Smoker set to 200.

I made a frankenglaze from French's sweet mustard, Carolina Treet, and the last splash of Frank's red hot wing sauce. Also, to try to get more smokey goodness inside, I decided to split the loaf. When I did that, I realized it was pregnant. Ain't gonna waste those tasty babies. Get in my belly!

Obligatory pic.

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Am I surprised at the above picture? Nope, not at all. Because I've heard you say that you grill chicken McNuggets.
 
I tried four Viennas after a couple of hours. They were good. Good, if you like Viennas, which I do.

I took the rest off about an hour later. They are more jerky like. I should have left a few on to go longer to see if they really dried out. I'm betting a case of these done at four hours or more would be awesome treats.

I'm currently waiting on the bologna to reach 200.

Sipping on George Dickel black label, while I wait.
 
I can't believe I've let this thread go this long without posting the perfect classic song:

 
We don’t score ours and smoke it for about 4 hours at between 225 and 250.

Bologna meat is like a sponge and just soaks the smoke all the way through it. You won’t usually get a smoke ring though.

We have done them without rub and Dijon mustard with rub on top.

Either way is delicious.
It was a highlight that year for sure!
 
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