Rolla Pulsa

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ndwildbill

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Apr 20, 2015
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Fargo, ND
I'm looking for a recipe for "Rolla Pulsa"...It is a scandanavian (Norwegian, Swedish) rolled meat product, generally made with beef flank steak, pork, and beef or veal round steak.  The only recipe I have found calls for using salt peter.  If I cannot find anything else, I may try that one.  What is the equivalent of cure #1 for 1 teaspoon of salt peter?  Recipe also calls for soaking in brine salty enough to float an egg...any idea how much salt that would be?

Any help much appreciated.

Bill
 
Rullepolse. My grand parents made this around Christmas when I was young they were Norwegian I don't remember it being cured though. Google my spelling of the word there are a few recipes
 
You would have to post your planned recipe. But, in general, you can use the appropriate amount of cure #1 for the meat or technique you are using. Such as 1tsp Cure for each 5 pounds of meat in a dry rub or 1-2 Tbs cure #1 in a gallon of brine. Beyond these general amounts, we need more detail to get specific. I could not say on salt to float an egg but I find a brine made with 1/2Cup Morton Kosher to 1 Gallon Water gives plenty of salt for my taste...JJ
 
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