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Thank you for that information . According to your time/ temp table my cb is definately pasteurized. I hit 140° and was there forever. My question is pasteurization the same a fully cooked? Or is it safe for storage and need to be cooked.
I dont slice it. I freeze it in solid pieces . Probably half a chunk. We use it in scalloped potatoes and 15 bean soup. Yummy. The bean soup with canadian bacon and smoked onion
I actually take mine to 170° internally.I don't have alot of experience and want to make sure its fully cooked. After 15 hours this is the result...the missing corner is my wife sampling..lol ..the boss has spoke and its good..lol
I smoke a couple small bags of onions to add that something extra when I cook. Not a big one for liquid smoke and gives a touch of smokiness without firing up the smoker. Heading towards fall there will be alot of soup,stew,chilli and such and I just pull one or 2 out and add them to the recipe...
Finally got moved and been dying to do some smoking. So have had some canadian bacon curing . After 12 days its on the smoker without sweet apple smoke. I also have 14 yellow onions smoking for the freezer.
For my summer sausage I hand roll and wrap in cheese cloth and tie with cotton string. I Usually make 1# sticks and I let them cure about 24 hours. Makes it nice to hang the sausage during smoking
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/using-tender-quick-in-a-wet-curing-brine-percentage-calculation.309911/
Here is one I found for ham ..what is your friend trying to wet brine? Maybe easier to find a receipe or calculation if we knew what was being made.