Greetngs from The UK

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norman

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Nov 17, 2010
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This looks like a really friendly forum so here I am.

I have a Bradley electric smoker for both hot and cold smoking. I have been doing this for around 3 years. Apart from the normal things like pork, fish, sausages etc I smoke our own paprika, salt and garlic.

At present I am about to start the  wet brining of a whole leg of pork. I was very successful last year but seem to have forgotten exactly what I did. All I can remember is that I let it soak for around 3 weeks. Very happy to take any suggestions (polite of course)

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Norman
 
Norman Welcome to SMF. Not sure how long to soak that pork. I norm just apply a rub and let it rest over night then smoke until it gets to 165 internal then foil and cook until 205.
 
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Hey Norman, welcome to the SMF! Glad you joined

There's is a wealth of knowledge here, but being that your in the UK and you cure is sometimes different then ours here in the US I'd suggest you check out, http://forum.sausagemaking.org/index.php?sid=2df53cd376b4eacb525d545ef3984f43  for a good UK recipe. A wet brined leg is tough to do with out an injection, but it is doable.

Here's a link from a  sausagemaking.org member Wheels blog on how to do a safe immersion cure. It's very informative and should direct ya in the direction you're look to go.

Good Luck and let us know what ya do....And take a lot of Q-view... (pic's)

Dan
 
Welcome Norman,

Sounds like you are wanting to wet cure for a whole ham.

 You might try doing a search on the site and see what you come up with.
 
 

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