Trying Something New To Me... Dry Curing Charcuterie!

[GaryHibbert]

Glad to see you posting Justin. Was kinda wondering what you were up to these days my friend.

Dont know a whole lot about this so I'm in all the way on this one.

Gary

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

Yep, I am definitely in for this one...... This kind of thing has been intriguing me for awhile.....

Thanks AB, I'll keep these updated.

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Looking good.

Cant beat the vac bags for curing.

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

Well, these are in the Umai bags now. The lomo I had a heck of a time with, finally just rebagged it last nite due to a bad bag.. Bad thing was I'd misplaced the last vac mouse, so done the seal with a small strip of foodsaver bag & a seal on the Umai bag as a substitute as shown by Ron Pratt on the Umai forum. So anyway, here they are...

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I'll update on the weigh ins.

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Looking good.

You can do it, not that hard.

 

[theyankeesmoker]

This I will be watching. I did do some bacon a few months ago (dry cured in fridge, then smoked, and of course cooked before eating). Definitely takes patience but pays off.

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

Looking good.

You can do it, not that hard.

Thanks Rick, but you may be highly under estimating my talent.... Messing things up! :biggrin: I appreciate the vote of confidence! Thumbs Up

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

Glad to see you posting Justin. Was kinda wondering what you were up to these days my friend.

Dont know a whole lot about this so I'm in all the way on this one.

Gary

Thanks Gary, yea just testing the waters on this... Appreciate ya dropping a line my friend !

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

Looking good.

Cant beat the vac bags for curing.

Yes sir, they work great. Appreciate ya dropping a line.

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

This I will be watching. I did do some bacon a few months ago (dry cured in fridge, then smoked, and of course cooked before eating). Definitely takes patience but pays off.

Thanks for dropping a line.