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I'm always reluctant to add my comments on curing threads.
I use the same amount of cure#1 but run less than 1% total salts and zero sugars in my dry rubs.
I find my cured meat is oddly strong without a bit of external rub.
I don't add any other rub to bacon until preparing for the smoke...
I just happened to run across this today. Bear taught me about all I know with smoking meats and such with my MES30 I was using several years back. He had some great recipes. I really miss that man.
Smoked stuffed Pork Chop, Loaded Potato Salad, Parmesan Garlic Corn on the Cob and Everything Bagel Seasoned Deviled Eggs
Started by mixing about 4 ounces of whipped Chive flavored Cream Cheese with additional fresh Chives, 1/2 teaspoon of Lime Pepper, and a handful of Blue Cheese Crumbles...
Love smoked pork chops, but isn't that just loin with the bone still attached? same meat.
I have been doing 2% Salt, 0.24% PP1, and 2% Sugar, and 0.5% Black Pepper. Seems to be coming out pretty good. I have tried with more Aromatics, onions, garlic, etc like a pastrami brine almost, and I think...
nice find! I always am on the lookout for stuff like that. I had some bacon jam leftover in the fridge and decided to make a glaze with it for a pork loin. Really enjoyed it.
A little Canadian. A lot Texan
The White gravy was made
2 tablespoons bacon grease
2 tablespoons flour
1 1/2 cups whole milk
1/2 cup heavy cream, half-and-half, or additional milk
1/2 to 1 teaspoon coarse black pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
Some...
Atomic Buffalo Turd
(or Treat for the young folks).
These little treats will satisfy almost anyone and bring most back begging for more. The prep time is where the real work is but worth every minute. I like to use left over brisket and Boston butt but you can substitute cocktail wennies...
https://www.1000springsmill.com/blogs/recipes/great-northern-idaho-chowder
We generally top with some thin sliced bacon crumbles and grated cheese of choice. My fav is pepper Jack.
Here’s a pretty wild Christmas goose and turkey stuffing and dressing fusion recipe: tartine + freekeh + indian + arabic + east asian + bacon + merguez
Total yield: about 9–11 cups stuffing/dressing, split into turkey stuffing (inside) and dressing (baked separately)
Ingredients
Bread and...
I finally found a source for beef plate ribs in North Idaho, and prepped a 5.6 lb, 3-bone plate for smoking. I mixed 1/4 cup of Blues Hog Beef Marinade and Injection into 1 cup of beef broth, then both injected and marinated the plate with the solution. After an hour, I blotted dry, put...
I've just finished curing a pork belly. I loosely followed the system covered in this video.
Which I think is basically the excess salt method. Change the salt-sugar cure daily for 5 days. Then hang.
I cut the belly into four and cured it with:
1:1 sea salt (fine), sugar (+pepper)
2:1 sea...
The Carbonera is:
1# pasta cooked Al dente (I used short rigatoni - It's the way I saw and liked it most in Italy when I was there)
2 whole large eggs, plus 2 yolks
1 1/2 - 2 cups Pecorino Romano finely grated fresh (can use Parm or a 50/50 mix as desired.
1 lb guanciale sliced in quarter inch...
Canadian bacon, regular bacon, pastrami, eye of round…. All cured with @SmokinEdge method … I added brifisol 450 phosphate and SE…. The pastrami and eye of round got a pastrami rub black pepper, mustard, dashb of
Brown sugar, paprika, onion, garlic…. Everything will get pulled at 145F except the...
A friend had a two day fishing excursion to Lake Michigan for Salmon the end of May.
I was the DH if his son couldn’t go. My daughter was also expecting her fourth son to be born during this trip so I wanted to be he in two places at once but his son was able to go and I’m glad he could spend...
It has been a while since I have grilled up some Chicken Thighs; typically, we use breasts and tons of wings.
Picked up some Thighs, and we had some frozen skinless/boneless thighs from Aldi, so tossed those on as well (even though they were tiny!).
Decided to mix it up a bit.
- Trimmed the...
To be more precise... Boston butt bacon. This adventure innocently started in a random thread when I mentioned that competition BBQ cooks coveted a small muscle group in a pork butt, which they call bacon. Below, you can see that small muscle group, located in the fat cap on the outside face...
You will taste the pepper with that bacon for sure. That is about how much I use on my briskets....should be perfect if you are going for a pepper flavored bacon.
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