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Please detail your salt soak/cure or what you are doing.



Thank you



Tom

I use Morton's Sugar Cure to cure my meats. I weigh the meat after it's trimmed and the bone is removed. Per Morton's directions I use 1tbsp per pound of meat. The meat goes in the fridge to cure for 10 days normally but this time I was out of town so it was closer to 2 weeks. When the curing time is up I take the meat and rinse off the surface of each piece then I place each piece in a large cooking pot filled with cold water and let them soak for an hour to remove any excess cure/salt flavor prior to smoking.

I hope this helps.
 
Teeznuts,

I'm learning and thank you. Does this mean a solution or do you use this as a rub?

Tom
 
Teeznuts,

I'm learning and thank you. Does this mean a solution or do you use this as a rub?

Tom
I apply the cure directly to the meat like a dry rub. There are some that add the cure to liquid and make a brine to soak it in. Here is a wet cure/brine recipe from Pops, who has a background in the meat industry http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/110799/pops6927s-wet-curing-brine  .  I guess wet or dry is just personal preference. I've made a wet cure/brine for jerky but my bacon and canadian bacon has always been used as a dry cure.
 
Beautiful man! makes me hungry just looking at the pics! Thank You!
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Great BBB! My goodness I have looked at these photo's probably 10 time since it hit the carosel... Doesn't get old one bit.... Happy Smoking, Smokin - K
 
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