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Hold that thought joe i'll be right back to try and help
Ok here is what I have used and it is the easiest...I have only done bacon twice and I will NEVER buy bacon again.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/110799/pops6927s-wet-curing-brine
1. Getting 24 lbs of bellies for $2.51 lbs is that...
Al I know that this is really old but I am getting ready to do a Prime rib for Christmas and I was wondering what you put in your Au Jus? It would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.ntscblog.com/2006/04/5-hour-smoked-chicken-chili.html
Here is the recipe that I used with the exception of a brisket for the chicken and I also added a red, yellow and green pepper. I also omitted the beans.
yes it is done but it did not get done until about 0400. I just did not think that a 3 lb brisket would take 12 hours in the smoker. Not sure how it turned out yet as I made it specifically for chili tonight.
sorry about the quality was taken from my iphone
SO I started a 3lb brisket about 4pm today. Between the hours of 2110 and now 0030, it has raised a measly 4 degrees. I know about the stall and I have heard that it can take a while. I would have figured that a 3 lb brisket would not have a 3 hour stall. Smoker has been kept between...
I like the taste of either oak or red oak on beef. If you can find that it is a pretty sure bet that you will have some awesome flavor from it.
Just my .02 cents
Al that is what I was wondering. Since it was cured would it be ok to ship? I am thinking that it would be ok but I am not really sure that is. I would think that since it was cured for ten days then it would be ok to ship, but again I have no idea.
Just wondering if you can ship smoked and cured bacon from say Italy to near Atlanta and Jacksonville without being kept cold. I am thinking that I probably can since it has been cured but I am not really sure.
So I put my belly in about 10 days ago and tomorrow it is time to remove from the wet cure. I have seen where people rinse and then dry for one day and then other people dry for a couple of days. As this is my first time is there a certain amount of time that the bacon needs to dry out?
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