Maple Leaf Cottage Roll

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I use to love sliced Maple Leaf Cottage Roll on thick fresh bread and mustard, something we can't get in Alberta so I tried to make my own. My first tries were not very good.

I decided to try EQ brining and it turned out great. By weight, 30% water, 1.85% salt, 2% sugar, .24% cure, injected and cured for 16 days. I made two, steaming one of them and cooking the other in a dutch oven finishing it uncovered with a mustard / brown sugar glaze.

I'm finding as I get older my taste for salt is not the same as when I was younger. I found all information I needed to cure/smoke meat that meets our family's tastes came from this site.
 

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I have a neighbor from Canada & he brings me stuff that I have never seen before. The steak seasoning & Montreal smoked meat from Lester’s is awesome. The only thing I don’t like is there is no ingredient list & no nutritional values. But so far everything he has brought me has been excellent! I’m sure it’s the same with this, you really don’t know what you are getting, but for me it has always tasted really good!!! And I’m still alive & kicking!
Al
 
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