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Picked up a whole loin bone in saved a piece about 3 lbs.


Mixed up Pops Brine using Turbinado instead of Brown and lower salt


into a 2 gal zip lock 


Now for a 14 day rest in the fridge 


We'll be back

Richie
 
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 Watching this one Richie. wet brine with low sodium if I understood it correctly? Using the turbinado I'm curios if you notice a change at the end from brown sugar.

I have my first BB coming out of cure tomorrow will post the adventure...

Tom
 
Did you make a gallon of Pops brine with a TBLS of cure #1.... and how much did the loin weigh....

Dave
 
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Did you make a gallon of Pops brine with a TBLS of cure #1.... and how much did the loin weigh....

Dave
Dave I made 1/2 gal used half TBLS. I did not weigh the meat going by thickness

Richie
 
So you know for the future.... Ppm nitrite is a ratio of weight : weight... When using an equilibrium curing setup, the weight of the water and weight of the meat is the basis for adding the cure... for each 5#'s, 1 tsp cure #1 should be added for a 150 Ppm nitrite addition...

The 1/2 gallon of water with the spices, sugar, salt etc. weighs very close to 5#s.. so you have 1/2 tsp. for the meat portion or 2.5#'s of meat.. I'm sure you are within acceptable limits for curing... Just noted the zip bag 1/2 full and wondered...

If you decide to weigh the zip bag with the brine and meat in it... if it weighs approx. 10#'s or so, you can always add an additional 1/2 tsp. of cure #1....

If I'm confusing the issue.... my apologies... Dave
 
Finally after 2 weeks in the brine,rinsed patted dry.

Gave a lite coat of Black Pepper



Ready for some Cob Smoke


Smoker set at  130*


Smoked for 9 hours


Rested over night sliced for breakfast





Missed the breakfast pics.

Thanks for looking

Richie
 
Looks Great Richie!!
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Mighty Tasty.
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I was almost out of CB----Put 12 lbs in cure yesterday.

Bear
 
 
Looks Great Richie!!
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I was almost out of CB----Put 12 lbs in cure yesterday.

Bear
I still have to do one with TQ Thanks for the point John I appreciate it

Richie
 
Yup---That'll definitely Hunt !!!
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Nice Job, Richie!!
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Bear
 
Looks tasty Richie, nice smoke ! Thumbs Up
Justin Thanks that was nice the Turbinado sugar seems to be milder then the brown.Thanks for the point you get out hunting yet?
Richie

I'll have to give the turbinado a try, I need to make some more CB myself !

Yea, been hunting every weekend since Oct 25th. Got our deer, now in the morning starts muzzleloader elk.... We have til Dec 9th on this hunt, but it wouldn't hurt my feelings to be done tomorrow.... LOL !
 
I'll have to give the turbinado a try, I need to make some more CB myself !

Yea, been hunting every weekend since Oct 25th. Got our deer, now in the morning starts muzzleloader elk.... We have til Dec 9th on this hunt, but it wouldn't hurt my feelings to be done tomorrow.... LOL !
Good Luck I have only had Elk meat once it is good Good Luck safe Hunting
 
Great looking bacon and I like the idea of the turbinado. Points.

Disco
 
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