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Im not a big fan of plastic as simple as it may be.I have animals so i need rigid construction.Also like to have an insulation value and a safe area for adding heat for fermentation.I cant achieve this with plastic.
Took the advice posted above.Lowered humidity and dabbed spots with vinegar.Cleared up all the mold spots.Sausages have lost 38%.Sliced one this morning.....flavour and texture is excellent.Center is a little softer than I’d like,but still ok.Learned quite a bit from first couple go rounds,and...
I sure hope its acceptable lol,i have 8 loins covered with it as we speak
Seriously tho,i have used 600 on beef rounds before,back before i had a chamber of sorts lol.Personally i never had any problems with strong amonia ,but that was hanging in open air in a basement.
Just curious as to when u added the mold culture?and how long the meats have been hanging?Temp?humidity?Pics?lol
I too was a basement rafter hanging type of guy till i built a hillbilly chamber.Ur humidity must be some high to have that much growth that fast.I have never had a strong amonia...
Sooo chamber has been at 60/83% for last little while.Things seem to be goin ok,but i noticed some different colored mold today.Sausages have been in for almost a month,drying from bottom up.....the lower parts are harder than top,tops are still quite soft.Honestly i figured theyd be done by now...