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Smoked Coppa

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nawlinsborn73

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EQ curing some Coppa. Curing with cure #1 and my own Cajun blend. Will cure for 10-12 days then smoke it rather than dry it.



Hopefully, this will make some good sandwiches when it's done
 

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Should be tasty!

Ryan
 
Update on the coppa ham. It's a lot better than I thought it would be. After EQ curing for 8 days, I cold smoked it for about 9 hours and then hot smoked it until the IT was 135. I then put it in a sous vide bath of 145 for 5 hours.

Sliced some up and made some really good ham sandwiches
 

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I'll get the eggs...you bring the ham!

Ryan
 
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