Curing for Canadian bacon QUESTIONS?

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daddyzaring

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Nov 7, 2009
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Okay I finnally got some cure, and I have my pork loins.  Now I have tons of questions.  I bought this bradley's Maple cure, now as far as instruction, it only says how much to use, rub it into the meat, and refridgerate in plastic.  That's it How long do I refridgerate it?  Then I also need to find out how to smoke it?  Is there any particular way to prepare it, how long and what temp?  This is my first go at curing, and canadian bacon, so any help will greatly be appreciated.  I have 3 pretty good sized loins, a couple of 2-3 pounders, and a big 15 or so pounder.  I figured I start of with one of the smaller ones.  I am thinking of using Oak, and maple to smoke it, and either be using my MES 30, or GOSM Charcoal.

Some other questions, is it better the longer you leave it curing?  is it okay to add other seasoning to the cure, or can you a rub or seasoning after you rinse the cure?

Thanks Guys
 
Search Shooter Rick's Canadian bacon. All your questions will be answered. And maybe some you ain't thought of yet.
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Shooter's recipe will help you if you are using Tender Quick.  I am not familiar with how Bradley's works. You might want to contact them.

Good luck and good smoking!
 
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