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It's called kahm yeast. not harmful, but can affect the flavor. To prevent-sanitize all equipment, use an airtight airlock, make sure all fruit/veggies are submerged, use at least 2% salt brine. Also ensure adequate fermentation for acid production. Others may know more and can share.
So, I thought about this question of never having enough bacon fat on hand. What about salting then cold smoking pork back fat? Render that down and you basically have something very similar to bacon fat. Thoughts?
Yep. Everyone beat me to it. Trichinosis is the most common parasite in pork. It is killed at 136*F when pasteurized for minimum of 12 minutes. Which is why when I smoke sausages, I start the clock when the internal temperature of the sausage reaches 136*F and hold at that internal temp. for 1.5...
Yes, I asked this in the moderators forum. Apparently the site was intermittently shutdown the last few days to address some issues. Seems to be running fine today.
Here is the one I use. Been making it for over 15 years. Reminds me of the coleslaw my grandmother made. I like to add diced apple (squeeze lemon or lime on the apple first) and you can add some nuts too if you want....pecans, walnuts, or peanuts...
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