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Thanks for the replies on the shelf life. I always vac seal all my stuff but what i use is the zip lock vac bags that i can open and reuse as needed. So far ive only had one bag fail on me.
So i was bragging to the cpa at work avout the bacon and he was asking if i could make it without...
Well i sliced a few pieces off when the bacon was done cureing and it turned out great on both.
I took on some advice to let them cure a lil longer to let the sugar absorb since sugar absorbs at a diffrent rate. So i cured both piece a total of 16 days. Washed them with cold water and placed...
Guess what today is guys!
Its been 16 days and the bacon is coming out of the fridge. The plain one which consists of just tender quick and sugar appeared to be just dry with very little moister in the bag. The maple brown sugar bourbon one was completely submerged in the liquid the whole time...
I was wondering about that also.
Well its in the fridge now. The bourbon one is 2 1/4 inch think and the plain is 1 1/2 inch think so whats everyones thoughts on cure time?
Back to the suject of the mae flavor, what if i mopped it with maple syrup before smokeing? Inplan to do a cold smoke...
Ok so heres the plan. Just about to dig in in a few moments. But this is what ive come up with.
Plain recipe
2lbs pork belly
1 tbs morton tender quick per pound of meat
2 tsp regular sugar per pound of meat
Maple brown sugar & Bourbon bacon
2 lbs pork belly skin off
1 Tbs morton tender quick...
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