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Yep russian/ukrainian parents moved to the US as a child … still love the Eastern European store that sells tons of this stuff so I wanted to try it for myself
I posted the initial start back in February on a different post so I’m just following up with a new one ….vac sealed it in June and was able to cut it tonight…awesome taste, texture, and dryness level. 8 month wait was well worth it
I get mine from
Syracuse and take them off the tube right away and store them exactly like @boykjo suggests and never been easier to use…. I found the plastic tubes to Be a pain in the ass… also i always add baking soda when using/rinsing the salt brine off to make them more slippery and easier...
Followed the recipe to a T it’s awesome! Duncan’s recipes are top notch he’s an awesome resource I recommend watching he’s first 20 videos and you will learn so much and save so much time from a professional.
No I stuffed it first and put the logs back in a clean meat lug and put a cling wrap lid on it then a hardtop lid on top of that …. Yeah trying to stuff after fermentation would be a disaster
yeah my curing fridge was empty so I initially threw it in there but my heat light burned out so I opted for the oven…. I saw someone mentioned seedling mat heaters so I might try those instead of all The moisture being around a light bulb because I suspect the 95% humidity is wat burned it out...
Hell yeah!!! We got archery coming up
Here in PA in October and they are finally letting us hunt on more Sundays instead of like 3…… so for us peasants that work Monday-Friday and hunt on the weekends we get an extra day every week of hunting season!!!
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