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I have a full bone in ham that I cured using pops brine and now I'm about to smoke it. But I would like to maybe cut it in half along the bone and take the bone out . Any suggestions on how I should cut? Thanks
I try to keep it at 180° or less but it's gotten away from me a couple times to 250°+. I can cold smoke in it but it has to be babied. I need to add a deflector over the pipe at the bottom of the smokehouse.
I'm doing a ham with this recipe. Just took it out if the brine yesterday and plan on smoking it tomorrow. Any reason why I shouldn't cut it in two pieces and take the bone out before smoking it? Also wouldn't mind cutting it open to make sure there's no bone sour.
I started a pork leg in the brine to make a ham using pop's recipe. Its only been in the brine for 6 days of a total of 30. My second fridge that I've been keeping it in just went out. Looking for suggestions on how or if I should cook this thing now? I have no room anywhere else to store...
I smoke my bellies 6-12 hours and that's plenty of smoke. I've seen some say they smoke 40+ hours. To me it seems like that would be WAY over smoked. What's the deal?
Dry cured 4 coppa for 25 days using Jason molinari's recipe at http://curedmeats.blogspot.com/2010/11/coppa-whole.html?m=1
Fast forward 25 days...
Rinsed
Going in the beef bung
Into the curing chamber
-Nick
Cured a pork belly in a brine for 12 days.
Cold smoked in my smokehouse for almost 12 hours with apple wood and hickory. Turned out really good!!
Drying off after the brine, before smoking
Wood helper
Out of the smoke
-Nick
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