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Hello there,
Following Bearcarvers step-by-step, i attempted my first go at Canadian bacon. My loins have been curing for twelve days, eight pounds total. I pulled them out of cure and gave them a bath.
I cut a piece from the center for cure penetration/fry test.
Pink to the center, good...
I am on my 9th day of curing, getting excited. Have some ribs in the fridge for your bacon on a stick, thought i had something like it , when i was stationed in Willow grove PA, but cannot remember. we shall see.
Thank you AL, hardest part is waiting for them to be ready. I got a bad habit of doing that to myself lately. I have cheese in the fridge i smoked 2 weeks ago, on my 9th day of curing loins for CB and now this.
Had a hankering for pickled polish sausage so i did a quick search, and found a post by Daveomak. thank you dave. Tweeked the recipe to my liking and off i went. boiled eggs, cut up onions etc.
The usual suspects
Cut up sausage and put everything into jars.
Brine
And everything into...
Thanks guys,
Bone came out with no resistance and the butt practically pulled itself.
Total cook time was 10 hours for a 9.89 pounder. everyone at the party loved it.
Can't wait to do it again.
Put in a pan at 170 with apple juice and cranked heat to 260
Pulled at 207
Quick peek before it goes in the cooler
Off to the party. Will pull it there.
Snapped a pick when i first probed, smoker was at 230.
Took a nap and checked her, she is at 165 now with the amnps going strong.
Don't want to peek inside, so i will have to wait for more photo's
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