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Hi folks, I posted awhile ago about some cured and sous vide turkey deli meat I'd made following a ChefSteps recipe. In my post I said I sous vide'd for 3 hours at 145F, but looking at their recipe again I see they say 131F for 3 hours. When I get home I'll have a look at my book to see what...
Hi JC,
Just saw your comment about the 10% water method. After weighing the appropriate amount of cure for water and meat, do you just mix all the cure ingredients together, add the water, and add all that into your brine bag? Yesterday I encountered the problem of the cure getting too sloppy...
So I first did 2 breasts . One was the Chef Steps method of a 24hr overnight brine followed by about a 3.5 hour bath @145F, and the other was a bit of seasoning and then into the sous vide bag for about the same time and temperature.
I sliced up some from both breasts and tested them out with...
Thanks for your reply! I was thinking to add the liquid smoke to the bag just before sealing it up and keeping it separate from the cute. I'm fairly new to this so I don't know about consistency in a volume mix. I was assuming I could just give the container a good shake to make sure everything...
Thanks for your reply, much appreciated. I don't have the breasts yet, they should be here in a couple days. In their recipe (I'll attack a PDF) they only brine for 24 hours and then sous vide. The meat looks great in their video but I can't link it as it's behind a paywall. I've tried a few of...
Hi all!
So I have some turkey breasts coming and I want to try Chef Steps method for making deli meat. In their recipe, an 8% cure is what they deemed their favorite. Their recipe
850g turkey breast
27g kosher salt (3.2%)
27g brown sugar (3.2%)
1.4g prague powder (.2%)
7g liquid smoke (.8%)...
Thank you for your reply Chef! I wasn't exactly sure as I haven't seen smoked, uncooked meats before. What you say makes total sense. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. Cheers.
Thanks for everyone's replies. Currently he sells smoked and fully cooked meats online locally, not out of country. He sells pulled pork, brisket, chicken legs, etc that are fully cooked. He was curious about pumping smoke into a working walk-in cooler, keeping the raw and fresh meat cold while...
Last night I was taking to a friend about cold smoking. He lives in Asia and in interested in selling packaged meats online that he prepares in his restaurant. He wants to sell meats that are cold smoked, uncured and uncooked. He has asked me for some advice about this.
Everything I've seen...
Did you find Kummok's recipe?? Ive used it before and it produces good tasting fish.
Kummok's Smoked Salmon Recipe
Step 1: PREPARE FISH
Filet salmon. Leave skin on. REMOVE ALL BONES (Very important for excellence!)
Step 2: UNIFORM STRIPS
Cut meat into uniform strips, 3/8 to 1/2” wide and...
I use the EQ Method for my dry or wet brined bacon. Im wondering if anyone does this for their salmon? All the salmon brines I see are just ratios of salt to sugar to spices (and liquid if wet curing). However, they're not very scientific or exact, and I can see expensive ingredients being...
Looks great! May I ask whet wiping the excess moisture does? Do you leave the fish on the racks in the fridge, or throw them all in a big container then wipe them off prior to vacuum sealing? Cheers!
I'm from the west coast of Canada and have spent a lot of time smoking salmon. Now for the past 10 years I have been living in Taiwan and brought a Bradley 6-rack digital over so I could get my salmon fix on. Now after pouring through this and other BBQ sites I'm taking the plunge and will be...
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