Smoked meat
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| Spoil Time: | ~ 40 days (120 in Cellar) | |
| Must Cook: | Yes | |
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To make smoked meat (fish or meat) you need a heated room (like a sauna or just a room with fireplace) and some tying equipment. One foot of tying equipment (such as yarn, cord, rope, spruce withe or birch withe) can hold 2 lbs of meat. Up to 50 lbs of meat can be processed for smoking in one action, requiring 25 ft of tying equipment.
Smoked meat does not last as long as dried meat, but lasts longer than salted meat. The room must be heated when preparing the meat. The process takes 16 days to complete; during this time, the room must be heated on a daily basis, or else the meat will spoil. The tying equipment is returned at the end. (NOTE: Due to a bug in 3.73, yarn will gain weight when it is returned. It is still usable; it's just heavier. Further testing is needed to determine if this affects other cordage.
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