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Yea , after I talked to my cousin he said the same thing.
That when it gets ropey or slimy its time to smoke it.
The color is right
I think I overreacted ,.........
Its in the smoker now
I'll let you know how it turned out
Dwane
I put 6 bellies ( in 3 different buckets ) in to cure 10 days ago , I took them out today and one bucket of them , the brine was kind of slimy and they just look raw , not cured.
I think I may have forgot to put the prague in.......
Is there any hope to save it ?
Can I re-brine them ?
They...
We caught a mess of Brookies and wanted to smoke them.
Cousin said to brine them in Cure #1 , so I made the following brine.
1 Gallon water
1/2 cup non-iodized salt
1 cup brown sugar
1 tsp Prague powder ( pink salt ) ( Cure #1 )
It took about 3 gallons to cover them in a 5 gal bucket ...
I was looking for "boar taint" that's what they call it, its a rank, gamey, or musky taste that boar meat will get from being around sows in estrus. I had heard you can separate them away from sows for min 30 days , but I just didn't want to chance it AND I wanted more sausage anyway , LOL...
Not to change the subject , but my brother-in-law's grinder was dull as hell, I took the blade , on a ultra flat surface ( granite block ) some 320 grit sandpaper , and sharpened it.
He said it runs like it did 10 years ago when new.
I make knives and the geometry of the original grind on the...
Let me start from the beginning.
We needed to breed our 2 sows , we were going to do the Ai but this was more cost effective.
Found this boar on CL , for $200 he was a steal.
Put him in with the sows , he did his bizness and I separated him for 40 days to make sure they didn't come in to heat...