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Dave thanks for the reply.. Id like to be able to get away from the measuring out cure mix for each individual belly. Ideally id like to make a batch of cure for say 50 lbs of bellies rub them down stack them in a tub with a drain under refrigeration for 10 days or so without all the tedious...
Hello all i have been curing bacon for a while now and use the same technique as most folks do curing in bags where the liquid is absorbed back into the meat. My question is does anybody have any input on curing in tubs or the like where any liquid would be drained away from the meat? This is...
I use my regular breakfast sausage seasoning and just add the correct amount of cure stuff in muslin bags and cold smoke for around 30 hours at below 40 degrees
I agree with addertooth here. In my opinion your comparing apples to oranges these are two totally different type cookers That cook completely different from one another. Your not gonna get your drum to cook like your egg. Try a longer smoker like a butt or brisket thats what a uds is best for...
I had one that looked exactly like that one different brand though. I used it twice to slice bacon and the second time the plastic gears stripped. I have been watching Craigslist waiting for a commercial slicer to come up for a good price since than
Give paul Shirley a call im sure he would be glad to answer any of your question or concerns.
As far as im concerned there is absolutely nothing wrong with using a propane tank to save some money. Lots of folks have done it.
Anyone ealse have any input on this. Also will it be safe to hang these for 2 days in 50 to 60 degree temps. Ive tried to do my homework on this process but im not having much luck
Nice looking drum! The moisture is normal or at least for me it was i drilled a very small hole in the center of the bottom so it drains during cooking
Great looking bacon! That 2 week aging period helps with the final product also.
Last time i did bacon i let some hang in the smokehouse a little over 2 weeks after a 11 days curing and it had a much better flavor and a better color also compared to bacon i hadn't aged
Fyi Most old fashioned...
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