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I have had a pork loin in pops brine for 13 days. took it out and did a fry test and tastes great. my question is does the meat look normal in these pics??
Why would you never hot smoke them?
Ok so you can't get hurt adding the cure #1 whether you are gonna freeze as fresh sausage, cold smoke , boil , or hot. Correct?
I am just trying to get the does and don't about cure #1.
Thanks for your response.
Dan
Okay. I am going to try making some wild turkey/pork shoulder brats. I will be using a pre-packaged Brat seasoning (Legg's Old Plantation).
I plan on freezing for future meals.
Should I
Boil the links till they are 165? And do I add pink salt?
Hot smoke them with cure?
Cold smoke...
I am going to be making some Smoked kielbasi soon. I have a package of Legg's Old Plantation Kielbasi seasoning I am going to utilize. I plan on smoking them til they reach an internal temp of 155. Then they will get packaged and froze for later eating.
Here is my question. This seasoing...
Ok so I am going to do my first cure and smoke. I am going with Canadian Bacon. I am going to use Pop's Brine recipe.
When it comes time for the smoke. What temp do set my smoker at? What temperature do I pull it at?
Great thanks guys!
One last questions. Pops brine calls for Sea Salt. Can I use the Kosher salt in its place? I also see there is a wide range on how much salt based on taste. What do you all recommend?
So I have some fresh wild turkey breasts that I want to try smoking but never have. How would you do it? How have you done it? Was it good or better yet out of this world???
Thanks,
Dan
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