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Hello together
We where discussing in our german forum (www.grillsportverein.de) the reason for "mustarding" a pork neck or shoulder before putting the rub on?
What is your opinion on that? its is a must or are there any reasons for that or its it done because it is done since ages?
Looking...
Hello All
Sorry for not being here for a while. Was a bit stress over here running two companies at a time is not eays and being nominated for the German and European BBQ Championchip (Which is great.)
Reason for this Threat: I am looking for some or THE original, best what so ever American...
Hi Dan
Yip, it is called Pökelsalz (pökeln = curing). I do not have the actual mixture of NaCl/NaNO2 present, but will check on my supplier.
I gave it a thought. IMHO is the biggest influence is the so called injection curing process, which reduces the curing time, dramatically, from usually 1...
Hello Together
Thanks a lot for the hints so far. I used "my" magic formulae, saying 50 g cure salt per kg meat. This fits normally quite well.
Other question: When producing cured products, I am used to a process called "burned out", which means, removing the salt by washing it, drying, and...
Thanks a lot. I will start tomorrow morning and keep zoo updated. Btw. Does anyone know the content of Mortons Tender Quick, as we have only Cure Salt (just pure the NaCL/KNO3/KNO2) without sugar and preservatives :biggrin:
Sorry, it was made in a 12" DO, using 7 briquettes below and 14 on the top. Inside the DO i use some kind of :hmm: is it called baking paper? if you know what I mean
Could be improved by using some fresh roasted pcs of onions, some ham, chilies or, or, or.
We had a big party yesterday (Wifes birthday).
As a starter i made the famous onion bread.
1 kg weat (550)
260 ml H2O
20 g yeast
2 tbl spoon sugar
2 tbl spoon salt
200 g creme cheese (best with fresh herbs)
MIx it all together and stir for 30 min. Cover it with leinen and put in on a...