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According to all the reading I have been doing you can salt cure bacon safely:
http://www.imafoodblog.com/index.php...nd-smoke-bacon
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/a...ipe/index.html
I understand that you will not really get a huge "bacon" flavor it will taste more like pork then bacon...
Hi Guys,
I just picked up a 10 lb pork belly (without the bones). I've got a plan to cure for approx 10 days with a dry cure then do a lower temp smoke to ease it up to about 140 degrees.
My questions is this do you remove the skin after smoking or do you leave it on and just slice it into...
I was planning on having some people over on the 26th. As I am not going to have time to cook the brisket the day of or the day before I was thinking about smoking it this weekend, freezing it, and reheating next weekend.
The plan is to take a packer brisket (coming into the butcher tomorrow...
Nice job! Was thinking about building one, but I don't like using gas, got my stick burner so still working out best way to do it (and get away with it without my wife killing me).
I haven't tried to make venison jerky before but it has been my experience that 1/8" slices work better then 1/4" slices. I would imagine you would get a better texture out of them.
Just my $.02
Great looking slicer!
natives used to just throw the meat on racks in the sun. I've seen Alton Brown just pack meat between air filters and attach to a fan without any heat at all.
With that said, many people here use tender quick or some other cure in their marinade/rub for jerky. I don't like the idea of putting...
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