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I'll try leaving brown sugar out next try, as far as the smoker goes i used to be a welder by trade and built my own that works well, only put smoke to it for an hour with straight kingsford charcoal
Not sure i like the brown sugar in the brine, wife said it's too smokey, can i take brown sugar out of brine and maybe use liquid smoke in the brining process instead of smoking it? Thanks
Still had some red spots where it was on bottom of container and where i had it submerged with a plate on top to keep it all the way in brine, hopefully its ok I'm putting some smoke to it as we speak
Pops brine looks like it did not cure all the way through, i cut salt in half this time around and injected brine into middle, it was a 20 day soak fully submerged in brine is it still ok?
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Pork butt and tenderloin has been in pops brine for 14 days, headdes to smoker tomorrow, when do these need to come off smoker? Do they need to be fully cooked since they will be getting fried in skillet after slicing? Thanks
From what I've read BBB is from pork butt and Canadian bacon from loin, never had either but they look amazing, im guessing they get cured on basically the same method?
Been reading some on buck board bacon and im gonna lean heavily on this community for advice lol, i have seem people using pork loin or pork shoulders, is there a benefit to using one or the other? Wet cure or dry cure?( I have a pastrami in pops brine now that will be smoked this weekend ) is...
So i got brisket trimmed and put in pops brine, gonna let brine for about 14 days, any suggestions on rubs for it? Asking in advance in case i need to gather more ingredients, THANKS!