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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...

Amish style meatballs with sourdough for binder. Into some charro beans, with smoked sausage, bacon, jalapeno, tomato, onion, cilantro, adobo, beef broth, pinto beans, salt, pepper.

Smoked Juicy Lucy stuffed with Velveeta and seasoned with Montreal Steak Seasoning with Parmesan Garlic Coleslaw, bacon and a drizzle of Queso and a side of waffle fries also with a drizzle of Queso and seasoned with Kinders Parmesan Garlic.

I think that is what I had started using more, for a while believe it or not the Oscar Meyer bacon was actually my go to for wrapping. Then it too went down hill on quality

Search rice flour tempura style. Sorry no recipe to offer up. I know rings are a thing, but look into making chips. I also like bacon wrapped rings. You need to freeze the rings to wrap with bacon. I prefer with no batter or breading.

I missed this and welcome. That looks really good. Never heard of making bacon from a loin, but I like the sound of that. I like bacon, but my cardiologist doesnt. This might be a better option over pork belly.

Thanks guys. It was good. The glaze is used for a few things I make. One gets my homemade mustard as well. And I started doing the weave when a friend made what he called the bacon bomb. I made a meatloaf soon after that, and thought it would be good with the bacon weave.

...am smoking more now and would like to increase my menu options from just brisket, ribs, pulled pork, cheeks and osobuco, with a couple tries at bacon, to also include more cured meats and sausages. I have done a couple batches of pork loins and pastramis before, but I would like to reduce...

I got my hands on a couple of Berkshire bone-in pork bellies, so of course I HAD to cure a rack. Then smoke on my Weber kettle with the Fireboard ring - 225 for about.... 3 hours or so, till 155is internal. Then chilled, cut into individual ribs, coated in a mix of brown sugar, 16 mesh...

Vidalia Onion ring, 1/2" thick. Egg with cooked bacon. Next try will be with Bell Pepper ring.

I know this is an older thread, but I thought this might help a few down the road. Don't slice it any thinner than grocery store thick cut bacon, because it crisps up a little different from store bought bacon. I found this out the hard way, the first time I cold smoked bacon, it was way too...

Thanks my friend, yea my thoughts sometimes get the best of me. Sometimes my weird ideas work and some don’t. As said, the PR and fish were tasty. The asparagus however, I think would be good if pulled much earlier.

I got a 15 lb pork belly for curing, smoking, and slicing bacon. I am dry curing that the same way I always do. But this time after truing up the edges I found myself with about 3 lbs of "scraps". I usually square out the belly after it's been cured and smoke the scraps with the rest, but...

...and fewer people. Don't need utilities, hoa, or neighbors. I'm looking for enough land to shoot, have a big garden, watch my bird feeders, and make custom sausage, jerky, and bacon. In Missouri that would be 5 acres. Existing home that needs rehab or just a place to park my rv and build is...

...but it has been handy for keeping items warm while I’m still cooking and when I’m cooking at higher temperatures I’ve been doing a lot of Cream cheese or bacon, brown sugar crackers so it’s been pretty handy for that. I have done cheese couple times but haven’t had too much time to play with it

16-20ct. shrimp on sale here right now...I see bacon wrapped shrimp in my future.

...and thick pork bellies. My Sam's has skinless, but they're smaller (halves or less), usually poorly shaped and usually thin and not great for bacon. Also usually only have 2-4 of those out at a time. So I'm wondering if I can make my trip a little more worthwhile by loading up on some pork...

Yep. My former next door neighbor would get an elk every other year or so. I would trade him some bacon for his elk, so it was a win-win for both of us.

Thanks David. They turned out great. Temp 165 and bacon done. They where so juicy. Love that Vortex. I starting some cured chicken legs this morning. Really does feel good grilling for folks!

...a recent conversation with @chopsaw ,I've dry cured two slabs of meat taken from the outside face of two Boston butts... these are known as "bacon" because of the resemblance. Here is the bacon, sandwiched between these two Coppa roasts, also cut from Boston butts. Fast forward 14 days...