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Title says it all. Will the butt be ok in the cooler for 3.5-4 hours? My smoker did run a little hotter than i usually do. I try to keep it at 235. My smoker was running around 245 the entire time but the 10.5 lbs butt only took 8 hours??? whats up with that?
So my brothers wife just found out she is pregnant. They love my bacon so for christmas i gave them about 10 lbs of bacon. She went to the doctor and the doctor said she cannot have nitrates. I am not sure what the difference between nitrates and nitrites are but im sure either one probably...
I use my WSM 18.5 for cold smoking my bacon. I always remove the water pan and never use anything like an alum pan. I like to think the smoke coming directly up and hitting the bacon is better. Could all be in my mind though
So this batch of bacon i think i totally screwed up. See original thread here
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/173419/green-stuff-on-my-bacon
I figured i would end up scrapping this batch and starting over but for giggles just went ahead and smoked it anyway. I just got done smoking it for...
No issue with the smell. I actually just cut off the green part and tossed it. I have the rest in the fridge uncovered. I was planning on smoking on sunday.
I'm pretty sure i put it in. I cannot see myself not putting it in. And i though i read somewhere that if it has a that nice reddish tint when cutting it means it has been cured. I could be wrong though.
Your not being harsh at all. That is kind of what i figured. I was just hoping i was wrong. Do you think it has to much cure in it? I follow pops brine exactly and this is about the 5th time making bacon in the last year with this outcome. I appreciate the quick response.
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