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Pork neck, beef and back fat mix. Coarsely ground once, heavy on garlic paprika, some caraway. Fresh they were excellent and smoked too. I stuffed them in sheep's skins. I am starting to realy like them as they are thin and you can hardly notice them. Nice snap
chef for 30 years, life sentence, but would not wan't to do anything else really....Been curing and smoking for 10 years or so and enjoy it immensely. Wanted to make a living from it and started doing brunch with all my products this winter but the bar in which I was doing it in folded. Shame as...
Trench and a long pipe is definitely a cold smoking device. A very small fire is made at the end of it and a single piece of wood is placed on it to generate smoke. I heve seen those when I was living in Yugoslavia. Its all cold smoking in the Balkans.
Good work mate.
Even cold it is great in sandwiches. Interesting that you dry brine yours. I always wet brine but then I can only do it in winter as i leave mine in the garage because it takes up too much space. Enjoy!
It sounds like a lot of salt and then you had soy sauce as well. It needs adjusting but this stuff is all trial and error . I got my recipes and formulations that woek for me and I very the spices. I am sure you will nail it in the end
I always wet brine salmon
4l of water
200 gr salt
125 sugar
fennel seeds
lemon and whatever spices you fancy
I leave it overnight, wash it out
In the fridge uncovered and pat dry
Smoke tomorrow when salmon is tacky. It would take smoke better
It takes me usualy4 hours to smoke it low without...
Great work, making head cheese is a noble endeavour.
+1 on vegetables, they flavour the stock a bay leaf or two always make things better.
Only trouble with looking at these threads is I am always hungry afterwards and I could murder a couple of thick slices of your head cheese
I go with up to 1/3 back fat with pork collar which is quite lean. Back fat is hard use that if you can find it. Venison is lean i would go heavier on pork if you are not adding fat
These 2 pieces of pork loin were in brine for 2 days, overnight drying then 4 hours low and slow. I can not show up without these at Christmas any more as the loin sandwiches have become tradition for boxing day.
Happy holidays to all smokeheads out there
4kg pork collar, 2 kg back fat ground twice (my butcher does this fir me). 5gr caraway 5gr paprika 25gr raw garlic ,18gr salt and a pinch of cure per kg of mix. It is garlic heavy but that is how I like it.
I desolve the salt&cure in cold watter(100ml per kg) add the spices and work it in the...
Today I smoked some all pork garlic and caraway sausages. On Monday its the loin ( in the brine at the moment). Loin is for sandwiches on Christmas day as per tradition