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1 tablespoon per pound TQ
2 tablespoons per pound brown sugar
Rubbed onto meat in ziplock bag , flipped every day for 14 days. Thickest part of meat was just a smidge over 2”.
Simple deer roast cured 14 days with Morton TQ and brown sugar. Rubed with black pepper , onion and garlic powder. Smoked with applewood pellets at 225 to 165 IT.
This is simple and really good.
Been a long time since I’ve been able to get some homemade bacon smoked! 2 whole pork belly I bought from Costco at $2.99/lb. Cured 14 days and then smoked for 6 hours with applewood pellet not letting the meat get above 120 degrees internal temp. Definitely not cooked but will be when fried...
Like it says. I think last time I checked in was maybe November of last year?
Don’t see many members I remember. Assuming they have either stopped posting or passed away.
Like the new layout!
Maybe I’ll find time to get back into some serious smoking and posting again soon. Been wanting to...
A buddy of mine that has been smoking meats from way back used to live in New Jersey. He traveled a lot into the Amish country where the Lebanon bologna originates. He tasted this and said it taste real close to the real thing without the tang.
Made with 5 parts beef, 2 parts deer. Excalibur seasoning per instructions. Insta cure 1 per digging dog calculator. Stuffed in red bologna casing smoked for 5 hrs applewood pellets in amazin tube and finished without smoke at 185 to IT 155degrees. Total time in smoker 13hrs.
Called for...
For me, I was fortunate to finally find a walk in cooler after years of watching for one to hang deer in we kill every year. Plan was to also kill a hog when needed. Hadn’t really planned on beef, but like everyone else can’t get in to butcher shop when needed. So now I also butcher our beef...
I got 127 (or8?) pounds of burger, both briskets, a couple chuck roast, and one side of boneless ribeyes out of her. I packaged the burger straight off my LEM grinder into the plastic 1lb burger bags. Looking for a thicker pruning blade for the sawzall. Did get a cheap battery powered sawzall...
Didn’t write it down. I use the calculator on my phone and just plug in the weight of the meat hit calculate and leave the screen up until done, re-enter and start over for next piece of loin