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So after pulling hams at 2.5 weeks and bacon at 2. Cold smoking for 16 hours. The Hams were the best! The bacon needed to soak a day in water to get the saltines reduced to my liking. But everything turned out great! I forgot to get a Bacon pic
I think i used one of your equilibrium brines the first time I did a ham over a year ago. Haha,I forgot to inject and it didn’t cure all the way through. The rest was good though.
I will add this to my notes too. Ty sir! I didn’t want to think too hard this go around so I used pops Brine.
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I have made about 6 bellies with dry cure recipes and have been successful with them. Im no expert for sure, but I know what too salty is. They werent innedible, just gave you a pucker and thirst for water. Haha
I see. I still used 1 cup reg suger and half cup brown with 1 cup salt. I think reducing the salt next time should suffice. Opinions on removing hams after 2 weeks?
I just tried pops brine with ham bacon and loin for the first time two weeks ago. The changes I made was reduced the brown suger by half, only because I didn’t have more and used 1 cup mortons pickling salt (reg salt just different grain structures; it disolves easily). Pulled them out after 2...
Yeah, I drilled some screw holes into the side of one of my fridge for a lock hasp, and so happened to find a freon line the size of a shoe string. wasted that fridge...
I just finished using this recipe on a smaller shoulder, came out great. I cold smoked it for 12 hours in the mbes using the amazn p. s., applewood pellets, and got internal temp to 150 in the oven. It was soo good.
Excellent, easy recipe!
Thanks dave
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