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New Year's Party pork loins

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atomicsmoke

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I want to serve some cured cold smoked (then roasted) loins at a party on 31st.

2 loins (about 19lbs) in pop's brine (low salt, sans sugar).


No aromatics in the brine. I will think of something at roasting time.
 
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I am in great need of cured chops.

How long you curing them?
 
Taking advantage of the winter. Curing in the garage. No need to fill the fridge with a big pail for two weeks.
 
Taking advantage of the winter. Curing in the garage. No need to fill the fridge with a big pail for two weeks.

If I did that right now I'd have to to heat the garage to get it into the safe curing temps. It was 12f in my garage this morning!
 
Ha ha. Insulate the sucker. I can actually choose temperatures just by moving away from the door. It's negative (C).

It's no tropics here either....was 3F last night.
 
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Looking good. I'm with Case. If I left my cure outside I'd have a curesicle.

Disco
 
I took these out from pop's after two weeks. Did a fry test for salt - was just perfect. After 24h drying they went for a long cold smoke (oak, cherry, hickory).
 
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