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Thanks Blade. I had good reviews from my friends
No problem, I am sure everyone here has some good tips to make this a more enjoyable hobby.
Thanks Disco it came out really nice.
Hi stashed, not really sure of the temperature but I did use two pans of wood and was about 2 hours in the...
Thanks Dave. I appreciate your response. I have not seen anything either on whether to account for the bone. I done the dry brine tonight , will post an update at the end of the week when fully complete with qview.
In solidarity,
Skandic
Hi,
Most of the recipes I see for curing turkey legs involves using a brine.
I have two questions:
1. Instead of using a brine solution, can I put the turkey legs in a ziplock with dry ingredients (cure 1, salt etc...) like I do with bacon?
2. How does the bone in the leg affect how much...
Update: just are the ham for Easter Dinner and it was fantastic. Perhaps a little less sugar, but it was a very nice smoky flavour. . Everyone lived it and was much better than store bought. Should have taken more pictures but here is one that is sliced up.
In Solidarity
So, you mentioned that it was cured for two days. How did the cure penetrate the meat to the centre? Was this injected or something? Just trying to understand.
In Solidarity,
Skandic
Thanks RM, yes it was great
Thanks waterinhole, I am pleased with the turnout
Thanks Gary, not exactly sure what to do with the point but I appreciate it.
Thanks Blade, the weather is good but there is a meat shortage due to the ferries not able to get across. Apparently the worse pack ice...
Thanks for the compliments and info on the naming of cuts. I think this is the 3rd or 4th time that I cured pork as bacon / ham and I have to say that the quality is far superior to commercial varieties. And more satisfying of course. I think I may invest in a better smoker this summer.
In...
Hi,
Not exactly sure what to call this but I bought a pork rib loin and decided to make a bacon out of it. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to call it a ham, or, perhaps a bacon style ham. Anyways, for the purpose of this article I will call it Rib Loin Bacon. I also had a small pork roast...
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