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I forgot to mention that the same slimy meat at those joints ate like chewing rubber so their implementation of velveting didn't make for tender food either.:emoji_disappointed:
...sit int he fridge if its for flavor extraction.
Add water at initial mixing stage so its very supple, ( I use 1/4 cup cold cold water per lb of meat). It should be sticky but still hold its form loosely.
This will make it extrude much easier and more uniform. The stiffer the meat is the...
Use 10% of meat weight as the weight of liquid to be used. Then calculate salt, cure 1 and sugar all to meat weight only and dissolve into the liquid. Cool and inject.
ok.. That is cool... But I'm confused on where the hot coals went that were in the ditch... They surely weren't standing on top of them when filling with meat...
So there is very little liquid in the bag then I guess. Or do you make another cover solution?
If you were going to make Pastrami. What would be your plan around that? All the spices in the 10% that get injected?
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this neck meat id filleted off the bone. then its trimmed for fat and gland like areas. you really have to take some time with this cut. lots of muscles with stuff in between. a buck neck is particularly tuff in season but can be turned into the most tender and flavorful meat!
as good as...
...the only thing you need to remember to work in imperial is 2.2045lb=1kg…. Do all spices in g per 1 kg
1.5% salt means 15g of salt per 1kg of meat
.25% cure mean 2.5g of cure per 1kg of meat
10% water means 100g of water per 1kg of meat
.4% of pepper means 4g of pepper per 1kg
It’s all just...
Stocking up on homemade dog food. I add this to Haleys bowl as a add in to her dry mix. Extra lean ground beef, skinless chicken. sweet potato, peas and carrots. Cooked in my Canadian Madax Ham Maker - Stainless Steel Meat Press for Making Healthy Homemade Deli Meat.
My unit temp probe is spot on….i do clean it regularly though, the meat probs work great till they don’t, it get pinched or wet then they are dead…..I’ve been getting about 2 years out of the meat probs. I have been using my RFX probes more these days…..just too easy!
That’s a fantastic idea. Definitely going to try that. I’m on a carnivore diet so that Cracker meal will be pork, Rind breadcrumbs and make a pork Parmesan.
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