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Hello all, we had family visiting over the weekend so I figured up the Smoker on Saturday.
First up Canadian Bacon
I had a 2.5lb hunk of pork on in the freezer that came from a pig I bought from a local farmer. I cured the pin for 3 days using a recipe from ruhlman on as a launching point...
Is there a difference, flavor wise between cold and hot-smoking salt? I can understand with proteins where the are major textural differences, but we are talking about smoking a rock and I was wondering if there is a benefit to cold versus hot.
Thank you
Flip
10 days seems like a long time to me. I usually only cure for 7 or so. To reduce salt content now that it is cooked you can simmer slices in water for a few minutes then cook as normal.
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