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Almost everyone I have seen make bacon will insist that you have to leave the bacon on a wire rack for 24 hours after curing, before smoking. They say that this process forms the pellicle (sticky goo basically) that will help with smoke absorption.
Recently I have seen some well respected...
I remembered a turning display stand I bought years ago when I was selling turned wooden pens at the swap meet.
So I found it and tried it out for my pellical stage of my Salmon smoking this month.
Worked good, even if it was a bit corny... LOL!
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