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Agree with the others …. It’s my go-to wood for chicken and fish
And FYI, the Deez Nuts has about half the salt of most of the other Meat Church offerings.
I don’t wet brine anything just for brining … have only done it when curing/making Canadian bacon (and now first attempt at bacon). Any other brining I’ve done has been dry.
But gonna do dry on next loin and belly.
So I put this in Pops brine, a ziploc bag, and into a fridge crisper.
went to flip, and the bag leaked into the crisper, so much of this loin would not have been submerged for as much as 3 days.
Repackage and keep going, or toss out?
Not a big investment so leaning toward the latter.
Not that I’m right, but I wet cure pork loin because I also feel better being able to inject it and cure from inside as well.
FWIW, I use Pop’s wet brine recipe, tho I do cut back on the salt, and let it go 10-12 days.
Have a couple small bellies 5 days in with Pop’s wet brine/cure. For slicing/freezing for future use, is everyone cold smoking, or can ‘warm’ smoke? Temp & time advise much appreciated! :emoji_pray:
Similar here … have an induction stove so CI works but the Greenpans are 90% of the cooks. CI mostly outside on a propane burner.
ill try grapeseed, hopefully not the acrid smell I got from the flaxseed.
I was just ripping this to my Bluesound Vault, and the first disc came up as some 1935 Jazz big band, the second came up as some other blues compilation, and the third read as it should. So I listened and all the discs and tracks are exactly what they should be. Strange, never has happened in...
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