Buckboard bacon

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chippewa

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Jan 12, 2016
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NE Ohio
I made 17# of buckboard bacon and it turned out amazing! I had 4 pork butts that I deboned snd cut in half saving the fatty top halves for the bacon and the bottoms were used to make smoked andouille sausage.

I used simple dry brine of
-1TBS TQ
-1 1/2 tsp maple sugar
-1 1/2 tsp brown sugar
Per pound of meat and coated, bagged and put in the fridge for 7 days rotating and mixing every 2 days.
Pulled out and rinsed and soaked for 30 min then patted dry and covered with butcher grind black pepper and put on racks in the fridge overnight to form pellicle.
Pulled out the next morning to get to room temp while I got the smoker warmed to 120•
My mes 40 with a new mailbox mod and old tv cabinet to put It on.

Put in 1 hour no smoke and got a-maze-en pellet smoker loaded with pit master started.
Added smoke and let it go for 10 hours rotating the shelfs half way thru.
Pulled out and let cool then bagged and let mellow in fridge for 3 days. Then partially froze, sliced, and vac sealed.


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Nice Load !!---Looks Great, Chip!!!
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Looks a lot like the way I do my BBB.

Nice Job!!
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Bear
 
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Nice Load !!---Looks Great, Chip!!!:drool

Looks a lot like the way I do my BBB.

Nice Job!!Thumbs Up
Thanx Bear. I probably used part of your recipe. I used several and mixed and matched and changed with trial and error.


Bear
 
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