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Hmm, I doubt it :-)
I'd eat game every day if we had more :-)
Well as there are no pics - you'll have to go overboard on the written descriptions timmiegunz :-)
Weights, colour, times temps, smell, juices etc :-)
to answer the original question - No you can't cure without salt.
Weeellll, technically you could, a sugar & msg mix would work in that the chemical effects on the meat would be similiar. But you need the salt for the flavour. And I'm not sure a sugar cured bacon would be worth eating :-)
Do...
How does the texture compare with a long term hung salami ?
Hmm, looked up salami.
Plus this is worth reading. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami
Basically seems to boil down to another word for sausage.
Still interested in how it compares to a hung salami though.
Looks a bit like the...
wow - that's $4,699 with discount.
Very Nice score indeed.
In fact looking at it - you could replace your conventional oven with it and smoke as well.
Looks like it uses way less power than conventional ovens.
The not needing a vent is weird as it definitely states it smokes. Be very...
damn that looks good !
really going to have to do one soon.
love the plastic tiger claws too.
are they for something else or are they specific for 'pulling' meat ?
Okay I'm a rib boiler. I'm not apologising it happened to be the only way I could process a whole bunch of real cheap ribs.
I did try and make amends by smoking some of them. They were great while warm but a little dry a day or so after.
So I invented rib reviver and committed another...
nice one.
yeah rain does tend to put off the fainthearted bbq wimp. Nice solution :-)
where'd you get it ? online or at a shop.
Although I can't think of anywhere I could put it.
But i do need another pop up awning - the one I got for £20 last year got damaged during Slingfest uk 08 (yes...
Mix the seasonings in BEFORE grinding - cut meat into 1inch ish cubes (don't take long) mix in seasonings THEN grind. Much easier and gives you considerably better seasoning distribution and is much much easier than trying to mix seasoning into ground meat (why would you ??)
Big bowl and a...
we generally cook pheasant wrapped in streaky bacon - during the season pheasants are dirt cheap round here (lot of pheasant shoots - yes people pay to just to shoot them and don't eat them) there'sa local farm with a shoot who also buys in pheaants from other shoots. They come oven ready for £5...
yeah took me a while to work it out. And you really want to avoid the alternative thread viewing options.
Hybrid and threaded mode make reading a thread in the right order impossible. Plus you never seem to see all the posts.
Right I seem to spend most of my day dreaming time these days (waiting for virus/spyware scans to run, tuning out wingeing customers, gym time, tuning out while doing tai chi forms, those zen times when you're driving a well travelled route and seem to get to where you're going without...
Yeah that would taste great - but you'd get mostly cooked fish.
Which you can't slice wafer thin.
In reality I suppose smoked salmon is english/scottish sushi.
One thing I ought to mention. My bradley smoke generator kicks out an awful lot of smoke, so for me five hours is a noticeably...
cheers for info guys.
We just don't have ANY of the cuts of meat you have. Or if we do they're called different names.
A flat iron over here is a - well, flat iron - for ironing clothes with :-)
happy birthday ron ;-)
I'm really interested in the idea of salami that's not been hung for months.
Completely new concept to me this week.
Be curious to see how this turns out.
Also why is it a salami and not just a hot smoked sausage ?
My theory is that ron splits his bbq with the...
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