Beef Bacon

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I'll click on anything that has the word Bacon on it :emoji_laughing:

Stuff looks and sounds tasty. I don't see many flats that have nice marbling in them but yours looked good! What grade was that flat? I'll be looking for your chuck version in the future. Well done Jake.

Question - When you did your 2 x 4 hr cold smokes did you just run the AMPS tube or did you also run the smoker on a low temp? (Taking notes... :emoji_wink:)
 
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I don't know how I missed seeing this thread.... Great job on this Jake. I still have some packs of beef bacon in the freezer from my last batch, guess I need to thaw one.
Thanks bud. You were partly to blame for this!
 
I'll click on anything that has the word Bacon on it :emoji_laughing:

Stuff looks and sounds tasty. I don't see many flats that have nice marbling in them but yours looked good! What grade was that flat? I'll be looking for your chuck version in the future. Well done Jake.

Question - When you did your 2 x 4 hr cold smokes did you just run the AMPS tube or did you also run the smoker on a low temp? (Taking notes... :emoji_wink:)
Appreciate it bud was a choice flat from Sam's. Just on the higher end of choice I suppose. Whole thing was marbled like that. The smoke was cold smoke only no heat from the smoker. Didn't want the fat to render so it would still have fat for the skillet. The few days of aging really ups the flavor as well
 
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Looks fantastic Jake. I tried that a while back with a CPB brisket flat but it didn't come out well. The flat was just too lean and nothing at all like bacon. Flavor was very good but just not what I wanted for bacon.

Robert
 
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Looks fantastic Jake. I tried that a while back with a CPB brisket flat but it didn't come out well. The flat was just too lean and nothing at all like bacon. Flavor was very good but just not what I wanted for bacon.

Robert
Thanks Robert. Give it another try with a different brisket. Enjoying mine so much gonna keep it in the rotation
 
TNJAKE TNJAKE I am about to try this, the flat is thawing in my beer refrigerator. I have seen recipes where people rince after the cure to wash off left over cure I guess. Do you rince yours? It seems like that would also wash off the brown sugar?
 
TNJAKE TNJAKE I am about to try this, the flat is thawing in my beer refrigerator. I have seen recipes where people rince after the cure to wash off left over cure I guess. Do you rince yours? It seems like that would also wash off the brown sugar?
There is no reason to rinse after you cure but it won't effect the sugar if that's what you decide to do. During the curing process the salt, sugar and cure are all absorbed into the meat
 
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