Early gift to myself

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ahakohda

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Got myself a wine cooler to use as curing chamber. Just unboxed it, wiped inside and placed fan. Waiting for amazon with humid meter.
Currently there are 3 duck breasts prosciutto and some bacon.

Some interesting projects are coming up.

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As a matter of fact I just added humid meter and it showed 35% after few minutes.
I added container with salted water and humidity went up
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I'm not a voice on this , but I was messing around with it awhile back .
I did the salted water in a bowl . It raised it to 69 % , but you have to maintain it and at some point mine turned into a salt mine . Lol .
 
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I removed fan and monitored inside conditions. Basically, when unit producing cold humidity goes down. But stays within good range.
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I cold smoked 4 pieces of bacon today, and after some breathing time 3 are back into chamber to loose 18% of body weight.
One slab got under the knife right away
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Oh it’s not my first rodeo. I am doing my own experiments. This one is bacon that was dry cured, cold smoked and is hanging in curing chamber until losing 18% of its weight. It will be eaten than as is.
 
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