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Whole lotta good back bacon resting in my fridge!

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1 tablespoon per pound Morton TQ
2 tablespoons per pound brown sugar

14 day cure

Smoked at 250* to 155 IT in master built with hickory pellets
 

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Next time try the @daveomak method of smoke and meat pasteurizing.
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After using the pasteurizing method on pork, it was a win win. Doesn't work for dried beef
 
That Looks Fantastic!!
Nice Job!
Like.
However The USDA says 145° is safe, down from the old 160°.
I usually take my CB to between 145° and 150°.
You might want to try 145°. Much more tender & Moist.

Bear
 
That Looks Fantastic!!
Nice Job!
Like.
However The USDA says 145° is safe, down from the old 160°.
I usually take my CB to between 145° and 150°.
You might want to try 145°. Much more tender & Moist.

Bear
Thanks. I may try that next time!
 
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