Dry Cure Container ( whats the best to use? )

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mike johnson

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I want to start dry curing sausage and it seems that most recipees say to keep at 60deg. at 60-70% humidity. I have a small fridge that I could use but how can i keep it at 60 deg. ? Is there an easyer way to do this? Are there plans that someone has to make one and the basic cost of what is needed? All help is appreciated. THANKS..
 
Try searching curing chamber or curing fridge, I know there are some good threads about it on here. Nepas has a real nice one.
 
1st off my suggestion is to get you a book on dry cure. The best one i have found is called Charcuterie. Its user friendly. Read it b4 you make any dry cure. Then you will need a temp controller, humidity control and humidifier. If you do any fermenting you will need a heat source with control for that.

Google temp and humidity controllers as there are a few out there.

Here are my controllers.

Fridge control.


Temp control for fermenting. I hook 2 80w lights to this.


Humidifier and control i use.


All the units piggyback off the control plugs. In this pic the humidifier is plugged into the control. All electrical is in water tight boxes.


Good luck and again read read read & ask questions.
 
I just got that book this week and have been reading a bit every evening. Im so ready to start. I just need to buy everything to do it now.
 
This book goes much more in-depth on the subject.....

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Cheers, peace and bacon grease,
~Martin

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