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The cure was warm to the touch not Hot, as I had let the anise, salt and Juniper berries rest
Hopefully it will be OK luckily this is a test ham for thanksgiving where I'll be doing 2 more.
I'm starting with a 7lb boneless Boston Butt
Bring to a low boil up 500 cc water 2(cups)
Remove from heat
add
1 TBSP Juniper berries
½ tsp anise seed
70 grams Salt
1 ½ tsp cure #1 (pink salt)
Let cool strain then add
2/3 cup maple syrup
Bag the butt into a ham...
So When I sold My hose and moved from CT to the PNW i had to say goodbye to my UDS. It wqas a sad goodbye since everything that she cooked was mouthwatering . last week we closed week we bought a place in Battle Ground WA. the WSM arrived 3 days later. I chose a 22"WSM as i felt that was...
Ribs went on at 10 brisket is at 163
at 1:00 the ribs are ready for foil and the brisket has just started to move .... 167
UDS temp been between 215 and 230 all morning
Here the drum
Temperature at the top of the Brisket was 225 before I opened to mop
using lump charcoal and seasoned Apple Wood
and a quick look and mop at 3 1/2 hours
Bought 1/2 a cow earlier this year and ended up with a small 10lb brisket so I decided it would be used for my end of summer Q.
I couldn't distinguish the point maybe just a sliver across the top.
here she is after being rubbed and resting for nearly 36 hours
At 10lb being ...
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