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The “Italian Hot” bacon was a complete success. Fried up by itself it was lacking in any kind of heat but the herbs came through nicely.
This bacon would be perfect on an Italian sub but we made Carbonara out of the fatty end tonight. Absolutely delicious.
I do appreciate the help DougE. This isn’t the only forum I’m a part of and I’ve felt frustration before from new members arguing over safety protocols or asking for help and then slapping it away when it’s offered. That’s not what I’m here to do. I appreciate everyone’s input. I do understand...
Then why do they sell insta cure and pre-mixed curing salts?
This brand is selling basically exactly what i have done except it’s #2 and not #1.
https://umaidry.com/products/premixed-curing-salts
I would understand such a rigorous protocol if I was curing long term or if i was trying to...
Looked back through my Amazon purchases and it is “Wishful Curing Salt #1” my bad. Didn’t mean to get anyone’s heart rate up. I’m new to this and I’m very worried about botulism. However, I feel fairly confident I’m using plenty of cure mixture for the bacon.
The first time I cured the side...
Thanks Doc!
We source from a local farm in Utah. https://www.christiansenfarm.com/products
They advertise a Berkshire cross breed. The meat is absolutely delicious. Nice clean fat
A little update on my bacon journey.
Post in thread 'Pops Curing Brine'
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/pops-curing-brine.306181/post-2423346
It’s been fun! First batch was salty as hell man whooo! Second batch i found the ratio that worked for me. I sprinkled one side of the sliced...
I’ve got a whole pigs worth. I’ll definitely try both. Thank you for the ratios.
I’ve never cured nuthin’ but a thirst 😉
This should be relatively easy. I’m eager to try some different rub and brine mixtures.
Well folks I made a mistake and ordered fresh side pork instead of cured bacon for our whole hog order this year. Do y’all think this brine would work for sliced side pork? Maybe 7-10 days in the refrigerator?
Edit: any other suggestions for this stuff is greatly appreciated.
Just now pulling the hook out of my mouth. No moonshine!?! But hey, this is a great idea. Would be great on any fried taters or as a base for some mop sauce. My mouth is watering just thinking about it 🤣
I used the brine from my first (and only) fermented hot sauce to pickle eggs.
I did peel that top layer of skin off after boiling. Is that what you’re talking about Gould or is there something I missed? I’m a complete novice to lengua and open to any suggestions.
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