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OK here is the brine I used for a 3LB loin.
1 gallon water
3/4 cup salt
1 1/3 cup brown sugar
6 teaspoons cure #1
20% pump
soaked in brine 7 days
Is my cure rate safe, seems like a lot to me.
I have noticed that after removing my sausage from the ice bath, sometimes the water has a brown tinge to it and sometimes it has a black tinge. Same wood, same smoke time and same sausage. Doesn't seem to make a difference in the flavour.
Any ideas?
I was just wondering how wide spread it's use is, never seen it for sale like other wood chips or pellets. It grows here so I wouldn't need to buy it. Kind of a pain to make into chips.
So if I bring the IT up to 135 and hold for 1 hour my sausage will be safe to eat with no further cooking? I am using moose and pork. And cure #1 of course.
I have always been under the impression that I have to bring my snack stix up to 155 IT to be safe to eat. I have seen the pasteurization chart and am under the impression that if the stix are brought up to less IT temp but held there for the recommended period of time that they are safe to eat...