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Thank You guys, I appreciate the feed back! I plan to stick with the dry cure, and will increase my smoke cycles and switch to all Hickory for the wood as Diggin' Dog suggested! This is what my pea brain had kind of decided would be the best direction. Just wanted verification that I was on...
On my first batch of dry cured belly bacon, I used a 2% salt & 150ppm cure #1. Cured for 10-13 days... rinsed, pellicled for another day. Smoked with Oak, Apple, & Hickory for 2.....12 hr. cycles with an overnight break in the fridge. After that it rested in the walk-in for another 5 days.
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COOL... Thank you Saw something similar... "Millionaire Bacon" on Triple D... bacon, black pepper, cayenne, brown sugar,& red pepper flakes... baked for 4 hrs! Looked/sounded FANTASTIC!!! gotta try it with my homemade bacon. There several different versions on the net if you want to "Goggle"...
I see that you guys/gals are "soaking" the briskets... are they purchased in a solution that you are trying to remove??? or are they fresh and if why the soak?
Thanks A.
If you have a smoker at all, or even a BBQ, no need to build a new one.... Just pick up one of Todd's pellet or dust smoking mazes and your ready to go!
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although... home built projects are cool!!!
So... I picked up some bellies and made a run at some bacon. Using Diggin' Dogs calculator, I dry cured it with 2% salt and 150ppm of cure #1. It cured in the cooler/walk-in for about 12 days, dried then rubbed with pepper, pellicle formed for about a day and a half, then two 12 hr. sessions in...
Morning Dave, and Thank You for your input.I wasn't going in any particular direction with this thread other than trying to determine if a heavy pellicle would prevent smoke penetration. That appears not to be the case, so I was more or less thinking out loud, worndering why the lack of flavor...
I was using Hickory in my AMNPS. There was smoke the entire time, (and plenty of it)or at least I thought it was plenty!? I started at 85 deg, and bumped it up every hour or so by 10-15 deg. until my IT was reached. Wasn't really looking to cook the fish, but started getting worried about it...
I just finished up a batch of nice salmon fillets. My question is, can you get too much of a pellicle that would prevent the smoke penetration? It had beautiful color, and probably the best pellicle I've ever had form, but no smoke penetration. I smoked it for about 8hrs. at increasing temps...
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