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I added salt and syrup back into the bag with the bacon and continued turning until it had been in the bag for a total of 8 days. I hot smoked it for three and a half hours to 155 degrees. The smell is great and of course I cheated and pulled a little off to taste it, the saltiness was...
My theory is to put the pods in a bunch of sea salt and paprika for a couple of days, soad them, and then hot (220 or so) smoke the for awhile, or maybe hotter with burgers or sausages.Anybody ever done them?
I removed the smoked rind from the belly I did the other day and man does it smell good. So, can I still make cracklins from it? If I make soup with it, will it be too chewy? Can I feed it to dogs at the animal shelter where I volunteer? Any other ideas?
Looks really good. I have cured pork butt steaks and then hot smoked them, also very good, though my better half really prefers belly. I may try doing the full butt some time.
Anybody have a good method for making streaky rashers? The only thing I've seen in stores or on-line are the loin cuts, and I greatly preferred the "streaky" (same cut we generally use) rashers when I was over there. If I just put a normal cure on meat for a week and slice that, will it give...
Long and short of it: wife won't let me smoke tobacco so I like to cook over charcoal and wood. Bacon is my favorite meat, so I have been experimenting with making bacon. I love cooking anything and everything low and slow, particularly if coffee (morning) and beer (I usually wait til at...
I'm not sure why I did it, probably mental exhaustion from work, but here's what I did:1) seasoned belly with sea salt and maple syrup2) placed it into glad-zip bag3) placed it into the fridge4) turned it after 24 hours5) turned it after 48 hoursand here's where I may have screwed up:6) after 72...
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