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As mentioned in an earlier reply looks good, now you have me making it. Have the same book and I'm trying the salting method 2 using hard apple cider as the liquid in the brine. Also used a pork tenderloin I had in the freezer. Not sure how I'm going to dry it yet. Might just hang it in the...
Hello Albert welcome, I'm new here as well. This forum sure has a lot of information and help. Found it when I was looking for information on dry curing. My next challenge will be smoking cheese later this spring. If you don't mind me asking, were in Ontario are you?
Looks really good, never had goose sausage. Its something I sure want to try. Have a friend who is a goose hunting guide will see if he has some meat to spare. Then give your recipe a try.
Going to cure 2 capicolla at the same time, one will be a basic salt, pepper and cure#2 recipe which I've made before. The other I want to try something different. Would anyone have any suggestions of recipe they have tried and liked?
Thank you in advance
Joe
After trying prosciutto a friend had made, I always wanted to make it. His was much dryer and had more flavor then what you buy commercially. Never had a room/area to make it in, then discovered (duh) you can make a curing chamber out of a fridge. Did all sorts of research on the internet last...