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Doh! Totally get it. I have now created to bins of rubs. One salt free (most made by me) and one for the rubs with Salt (mine plus endless amount of 1/2 full random bottles of the greatest rubs ever made, LOL)
- Jason
It is risky, it will depend on the Trinidad customs. I know when we go to the Exumas, we bring frozen meat, when I brought some that I vacuum packed (no commerical packaging) they rejected it and destroyed it. Now that was frozen raw meat, so maybe fully cooked will not be an issue.
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Yep, happened to me a few times. That is the exact reason that I make my own rubs for beef/bison/wild game, I want to dry brine with salt only and it will get too salty (for my taste) with the rub. I do know that the salt from dry brining does dissipate if you go another 24 hours, but I still...
That looks great. Still have never done a pulled ham, it is on my list and after reading your post, I need to move it to the top of my to-do list.
Nice work,
- Jason
Thank you for this post.
THANK YOU to the men and women and their families who made the ultimate sacrifice for this great nation of ours. God Bless
- Jason
Brinkmann built some great smokers until they filed for Bankruptcy 10 years ago.
They are simple, but made out of heavy gauge steel. I had one, moved to Texas and decided I needed something bigger and bought a Old Country Pit... While the Old Country has done well for me, the Brinkmann was a...