Canadian Bacon by SQWIB

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I enjoyed mine Sunday for brunch. It was amazing. Thanks for the wonderfully informative post. If anyone is thinking about making C.B. this is the way to do it!Thumbs Up
 
I enjoyed mine Sunday for brunch. It was amazing. Thanks for the wonderfully informative post. If anyone is thinking about making C.B. this is the way to do it!
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Awesome, would love to see some pics.
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Great Job Sqwib!!!
Thank you.
 
Great recipe!  Thank you for the post.  I just tried CB for the fist time and it came out delicious.  Even my youngest daughter ate it, even though it came from Indiana and not Canada.
 
SQWIB, what a great tutorial! I started a 6 pounder cut in half on 1/16. I will take it out, rinse, and soak tomorrow. I will probably let it dry (pellicle formation) for two days, just because I won't have time to smoke it until Wednesday. I think I will make a glaze of maple syrup and coarse ground pepper and use a mix of cherry and apple pellets. I will let you know how it turns out.
 
SQWIB, what a great tutorial! I started a 6 pounder cut in half on 1/16. I will take it out, rinse, and soak tomorrow. I will probably let it dry (pellicle formation) for two days, just because I won't have time to smoke it until Wednesday. I think I will make a glaze of maple syrup and coarse ground pepper and use a mix of cherry and apple pellets. I will let you know how it turns out.
Yep. you want that pellicle, cant wait to see the final product!
Nice post and informative, great job
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Thank you
 
Can honestly say I've never bought "Canadian" Bacon. The only time I've ever eaten it was in an American mess hall in Khandahar...and it was more like slices of deli ham... Until I joined the forum and made some myself :)
 
I spend my summers in Canada so kind of grew up on it. They call it PeaMeal from the corm meal they roll it in. Can also make a cottage roll from the Mortains cure. Made with a shoulder or butt. Then boil with cabbage. Quit good for an English meal.
 
Walmart started these little grocery stores.  Well, we have one close.  It is selling pork loin portions for $1.98 lb, which is cheaper than Sam's.  Little salt, sugar, nitrite and you have yourself some Canadian bacon.
 
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