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When i make gumbo, which is quite often, i first brine a whole chicken the day before in my cajun spice brine. I use mesquite and apple wood in my mes for smoke. Then i make my regular chicken and andouille sausage gumbo. The smoke flavor from the chicken takes it over the top for flavor.
Just curious where you got this information from... Rytek Kutas canadian-style bacon call for 1/4 cup (4 TBL) of cure for 5 quarts of water... I cut that in half because it seemed to be a lot of cure to me...
I brined CB a couple of months ago in 5 quarts of water for 10 days... There was approx 5# of pork loin in the brine... I used 2 TBL of cure #1 and the CB was wonderful...
The total weight was about 5# of pork... I cut the loin into 4 pieces and make chops out of one of them and the rest was made into Canadian bacon... I cut them into the smaller pieces for convenience of the container i used for the brine...
I just made Canadian bacon last week using brine... i had 3 pieces of pork loin cut about 8 or 9 inches long which was about 5# of meat... my recipe was:
5 quarts of water
3/4 cup kosher salt
1/2 cup dark brown sugar
1/2 cup maple sugar
1 Tbl black pepper corn
2 Tbl cure #1
I brined...
I bought PP#1 in bulk... There are only directions for a dry cure... I don't question the amount of cure to use for dry cures... There are NO directions for the amount of cure to use in a brine... If you look at the recipe for Canadian bacon in Rytek's book you will see he uses almost double...
There seems to be many unanswered questions concerning cure #1 for use in a brine. Dry cure is cut and dry as far as directions on the amount of cure. But if you research on the amount of cure to use in a brine there are some differences. My understanding is the amount of cure you use in a...
I have a 5th wheel and travel about 5 months out of the year... I take my Tahoe Chef 3 burner stove with BBQ, a Webber Baby Q and my MES 30" smoker... Not allowed to have a camp fire where I spend my summers...
Welcome to the forum... Seems like your ahead of the smoking game already... I also have a MES 30" but it gave up on my yesterday just as I was getting ready to put 5# of trout in... I think it is way too cold, anyway that's what I'm hoping... Nice to see another Oregonian on the forum...
How about a little dark chocolate to help depression... Check this out... This was on FOX news sunday morning...
http://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20040...ps-doctor-away
Here you go Mac... You can have all the turkeys you want any time... They are a nuisance and make a mess on my shop roof and my deck... I live in Cottage Grove so we are almost neighbors...
I bought this stuffer about a year ago and it is great for making small amounts of sausage. I have used it several times and has worked well for me. The canister is stainless and the rest of the stuffer is built well. It does not have metal gears but I don't see how you could put enough...
I also shop at cash and carry. Just bought a 19# chuck roast and pork sirloin for my burger. I mix 6# of chuck and 4# of pork sirloin and this makes a great burger. I also use the same ratio when making venison burger using pork sirloin.
Cash and carry is also a great place to get spares. I...