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  1. tskar

    Can I salvage the pork loin

    It was a cure #1, first attempt using a cure or pork loin. I normally just use a seasoned salt brine and 24 hours seemed to work fine for a pork butt. I will redo the brine and give it a ten day soak. I'll let everyone know how it turns out. Thanks for all the help. Tom
  2. tskar

    Can I salvage the pork loin

     Thanks for the advice everyone, guess I'm going to have to pitch it. Thought maybe it would be safe being submerged in a brine. I will  be sure to pay closer attention in the future.
  3. tskar

    Hello everyone

    Hi, I live in Erie Pennsylvania and have been using a smoker for about 15 years now. This looks like a great web site and look forward to exploring it. Tom
  4. tskar

    Can I salvage the pork loin

    This was a recipe for Canadian bacon, I have never tried before, found it one the web before discovering this site.I used 12 tablespoons kosher salt​, 2tablespoons of sodium nitrite,1 cup of sugar, 1 head of garlic (minced) and 4 bay leaves in one gallon of water. brought everything to a boil...
  5. tskar

    Can I salvage the pork loin

    I'm making Canadian bacon and put a pork in a brine to marinate for three days and accidently left it sitting on the counter overnight, about ten hours before I refrigerated it. Do you think I can salvage the meat if I smoke it to 155 degrees. I hate to have to throw an entire pork loin in the...
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