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I have 3 different whole muscles dry aging in the fridge in UMAI bags. I had a pork loin that I cured using cure #1 and then smoked. I tried a chop from the loin today and it had a very very hammy taste that I didn’t care for much. I used the correct amount of cure for sure. Question is are all...
I dry brined a pork loin for Canadian bacon. I did not add maple syrup in the ingredients for the initial cure in the fridge. Could I have added maple syrup with out a problem? I’m Also can butcher netting go in the smoker?
If I cure whole muscle properly and finish it in the smoker at 160 can that product be eaten with out further cooking? For instance if a use an eye of round cure it then smoke it to 145-160 is it then ok to eat or does it require further cooking?
Totally of topic but I was looking through the forum and went to this thread and saw you a a combat engineer. I was a combat engineer with 1-12 can got out in 08
Sorry Doug I miss typed. I dry brine just want to know for whole muscle cures using #1 cure what parts per million I should use. Right know I have just been using the .25% of the meat weight to calculate my cure
Hi everyone, I have been doing lots of research on my own but cant seem to find what t PPM of cure #1 is recommended for whole muscle curing. I want to do american bacon,canadian bacon and buckboard bacon. I want to do dry brine. I have checked all of the calculators and most ask for the PPM of...
Hi everyone, I have been doing lots of research on my own but cant seem to find what t PPM of cure #1 is recommended for whole muscle curing. I want to do american bacon,canadian bacon and buckboard bacon. I want to do dry brine. I have checked all of the calculators and most ask for the PPM of...