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No Al you are not missing anything. I did use the on line calculator and it works just fine. Actually best one I could find. It did take me a bit to find it but once i did I book marked the calculator.
For me Al, How I figure things out is to go through the process which means figuring out the...
Canadian Cure Calculator (CCC) Dry Mix for Bacon using Cure # 1 (Rind Off) Weight of Meat in grams1000grams Nitrite % In Cure # 16.25%% Salt % Desired2.0%% Sugar % Desired1.0%% Parts Per Million of Nitrite120PPM Cure # 1 Needed1.92grams Salt Needed18.2grams Sugar...
Thanks guys for the welcome and for letting me know im on the right track. I have been smoking lots of fish and chicken but first time for hams and bacon. I think im hook line and sinker.
Great site too. Lots of info.
Im not going to worry anymore its full steam ahead now.
Yes I have been flipping daily, and will let it rest after curing and after smoking. Not very much liquid in the zip lock bags. Is that normal for 6 days into it?
Dry Rub
Weight of meat = 3729 grams
Cure # 1 % Nitrite = 6.25%
Salt = 2%
Sugar = 1%
PPM Nitrite = 120 ( I used 120 as I read this is correct for Canada when doing Bacon??)
Cure # 1 = 7.16 grams...
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