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Well here we go after consulting with a couple guys here @Bearcarver and @indaswamp my meat is finally on the smoker ! A few primals from a Michigan whitetail doe , salted with tq resting for 11 days then rinsed and soaked with fresh water for a couple hours then layer out to dry overnight...
Ive got two vennie tri tips salted with tq right now, actually i broke down an entire whitetail and salted ! planning on a cold smoke session , hoping for good results trying something new.
Kinda late but I have the #8 big bite and it works great to grind meat can’t hardly bog it down unless cramming large frozen pieces, using it to stuff casings for snack sticks and summer sausage is alright but is kinda slow
Meat candy , did you follow bearcarvers recipe to cure and smoke to temp or did you cold smoke after the tq cure ? This is similar to what I’m trying to accomplish but am torn between a tq brine or #1 brine and tq rub
Alright thank you! I process all my own game usually 4-5 deer a year so I know my way around the primals . Do you have a suggestion on the amount of salt and sugar per lb to add to the #1?
inda, here was my plan. to cure the venison in the best manor , i can seperate all the muscle into seperate pieces if thats ideal. The idea of a 5 day slow smoke was just for flavor and leaving the cuts raw for further processing later on. such as cuttting up for stews, canning , grilling ...