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Nice and organized. I am going to get Ozeri scale. Model ZK14. Simple is better. Have another couple of days for my initial ferment on my pancetta and then into my curing chamber.
Thank you. I do have a chemists mini scale that measure finite powders. I may for go the more expensive bakers percentage scale and just get one that I can use for 10lb cuts and do the simple math.
Actually looked at that on on line. Am looking at the My Weigh KD8000 which has bakers math. It uses percentages so you don't have to drag out your calculator or ask Alexa
Actually looked at that on on line. Am looking at the My Weigh KD8000 which has bakers math. It uses percentages so you don't have to drag out your calculator or ask Alexa
I have been curing meats for a little over a year now. I have two scales but now that I am doing it with bigger cuts of meat I need one that will allow me to weigh up to 10lbs or so. I have an analog as well but that only goes up to 5lbs and is obviously not accurate. I want one that would allow...
Is your inoculation chamber the shot from above the pail and if so is that kept at around 80% with 80+RH for 24 hrs?
I do that in my curing chamber and then lower the temp and RH for the remainder of the time. How long do you ferment for. I did 1 week for a 3.5lb coppa and a 2.25lb lonza and the...
Thank you for the information. I think that is a great idea. Now when you say the inoculation chamber.....the pail shot from above..... is that where you hold the temp at about 80degs at 80% or above RH for 24 hrs and then into the curing chamber. If that is the case I did that in my curing...
My first coppa was ready yesterday and I had some of my friends over for the unveiling. I have to say it was really good. the taste of black pepper and cayenne was perfect. The second is almost ready. Just wish they had bigger beef bungs so i could put the whole coppa inside rather than having...
Well the first lonza was tasted last night out of my curing chamber. Last year tried it by fermenting and hanging in a basement at 50+ degs. Low humidity made the outside quite hard. Once yo got to the meat it was good. This 404gram tenderloin cured in a little over 3 weeks and is moist yet firm...
Oh without a doubt. I love all types of cured meats. A Friday after work with some home made wine, a plate of cheese and cured meats.......now that's living.
Thank you. Will post more as we get closer and when I slice into them. Looking forward to slicing them thin and putting them on my pizza topped with arugula and a drizzle of olive oil. My brother and I built an outdoor oven 5 years ago and we enjoy making home made items that are fresh that can...
Well everything seems to be going smoothly. This picture shows the lonza after 7 days and the coppa after 5. Today the coppa is starting to get a nice coat on it. I have my humidity and temp set where I want them. 75%RH at 55degs. I check everyday and the opening of the door adds a little...
Too late to add cure2 plus would be too much. Because the meat will be in the refrige monitored through the whole process and encased in the mold 600 I feel pretty confident that all will be ok. I of course will throw out if there is any sign of other molds or undesireable molds. The whole...
Thank you both for the info. I have read a lot about this but was wondering if anyone on this site had played around with both methods. My Coppa and Lanza (Lanzino) have been in the refrigerator for several days now with the herbs, kosher salt and cure1. After the initial cure it will be washed...