Beating the Tariffs on Canadian Bacon

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ifitsdeadsmokeit

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With the wife quitting her job soon and with the love of Canadian bacon in my house, I had to make another batch and save some $$$ in the process in addition to avoiding the dastardly tariffs in place (disclaimer: dunno if this is even an imported product or even care). I was out and the daughter was wanting some...so who am I to say no. Had to create some room in the fridge first by killing my kegs of grolsch and rootbeer homebrews....


Bought a couple of big pork loins from Costco...wife was wondering what was for dinner, so I lost half of one to some boneless pork chops...

Mixed together a sweet maple wet brine...

Let cure in the beer fridge at 38° F for 14 days (ten would have been sufficient, but soccer schedules dictate my life).

Smoked at 230° F until hit 150°. Used apple.
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Broke out the slicer and ended up with 11 lbs worth. Separated into 1 lb packages and vacuum sealed. Put into the freezer next to the bacon and pepperoni snack sticks...stocked for a while.
 
Nice looking CB.

FYI: is not called CB because it's imported from Canada. It's like "italian sausage" - a recipe/method not country of origin.

In fact in Canada is not even called CB, but back bacon or peameal bacon.

Having said that i would gladly import some of your CB, tariffs or not.
 
Now there's a heap of good ole Canadian bacon. It sure looks good.

Point for sure.
Chris
 
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