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    My first smoked eggs.......with Q-views.....

    They look and sound great, I have to sty it and maybe pickle some smoked eggs.
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    Here is the info from the Martin's calculator http://www.diggingdogfarm.com/page2.html Then by using the calculator to convert the grams to ounces you get: Cure#1 = 0.4 oz Salt = 3.6 oz Sugar = 2.4 oz It really is easier to just use grams, most inexpensive kitchen scales also weigh in grams.
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    I have several times but I like the less shrinkage and firmer texture and there seems to be a little more flavor with the dry cured, also there is never any release of moisture while frying. But all that being said all the stuff I have brine cured was still way better than anything I can buy in...
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    Thanks, I do if I put it in my regular fridge with other food, but if I put it in my beer fridge then no. It's Martin's calculator (DiggingDogFarm) 
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    That should work, just cut the belly into manageable sized pieces.
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    I Use the stoker to monitor the pit temps and for the high and low alarms. I had to hot smoke the Canadian bacon after the cold smoking so I just stuck probes in the belly bacon for kicks.
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    Thanks, I got mine here http://www.butcher-packer.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=65
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    24 pounds of dry cured belly bacon (pic heavy)

    I have finally refined my recipe and process with much help from many of the folks here including alblancher, Martin, Dave, Bearcarver etc. I have the texture, salt content, taste that I like and I am able to repeat it every time now. I did 2 whole bellies this time around. I'm sure there are...
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