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smokininthegarden

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I had way too much fun with the smoker today. On the left, a dry cured brisket pastrami. Center, a kielbasa style semi fermented salami. Right a coppa style ham.
All should be very good, can’t wait to try them.
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Cal
 
I bet you'll have a lot more fun when you try them. Nice job.
 
Looks nice! I see you didn't use casing for you meats.... Wondering, what conditions do you use in your drying chamber? Also, how long did you cure them at this point?
 
pushok2018

The pastrami and the ham were made using a dry cure method. I rub seasoning/cure mixture into meat
then vac seal and let rest for 2 weeks in fridge. Then remove from vac bag and smoke. Very easy and
simple method, and IMHO produces a very nice product.

Cal
 
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