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I put the weight of the pork belly in the cure calculator, and put in the correct amounts of cure #1, kosher salt, and brown sugar. I forgot to add some black pepper. After curing the pork belly for 12 days, I cut off one end of the pork belly and added pepper to it before smoking. This works...
It's 8:30 pm Sunday evening. I finally got a chance to slice up the bacon. This morning, I had church to go to,there was a concert in West Sacramento that my wife and I attended, back to church for the evening service, and dinner. Here's the pictures that you wanted.
I cured the belly for 12 days. What I did different this time was I smoked it to an IT of 145. I had a couple of slices of bacon for breakfast this morning, and it was the best tasting bacon that I have made so far.
Spring has arrived in northern California. It’s time for some yard work and cooking. The overnight temperature Friday night was 45 degrees. I fired up my AMNPS, and started to cold smoke a pork belly that had been curing in my refrigerator for 12 days.
Saturday morning, I fired up the smoker...
At 1 pm I took the chuck roast off the smoker. It had gone to an IT of 165. The steelhead fillets were cooked to an IT of 145 and the pork loin fillets got a little overcooked to an IT of 170.
Our company was unable to arrive at our house until 8:30 pm. We ate the pork loin fillets for dinner...
My wife’s brother and his wife are coming for a visit this weekend. I was informed by my wife that I am cooking something on the smoker for dinner. With that in mind, I went to the freezer and pulled out a 3 lb chuck roast. I also bought three pork loin fillets, and two steelhead fillets...
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