Curing Venison Ham

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wallpe

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Jan 18, 2019
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My friend just dropped off two small venison ham sections that are about 1.5 to 2 lbs each. I am wanting to cure them and smoke them. Figured this would be the place to get help. Would like to make one similar to a brown sugar pork ham and looking to experiment with the other. All suggestions welcome.

Look forward to hearing from you all.
 
I do all venison roast into dry venison.
Super easy and very good.

Put roast in ziplock bag.
for each pound of venison add
1/2 ounce Morton’s tender quick
1 TBS brown sugar
massage roast every other day or so for 12-14 days.
Smoke 125-175 degrees for up to 12 hours. Meat IT should be 155. You can smoke longer to make dryer.

here are some pics from my last batch
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Well if that don't just make ya drool all over everything! That looks amazing. I tried three small pieces of that last year just to see how we liked it...you can imagine how fast it disappeared!

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Ry
 
If you go to messages for all guests and members look for bearcarvers step by step index. It was on page 6, using my phone...not sure if it's the same on a computer

Ryan
 
Did a search but have not been able to find anything. Is there a way to do a more detailed search.
Here ya go .
 
Thanks chopsaw chopsaw how do you do that? I can find his step by steps but not sure I could explain it without confusion

Ryan
 
I have the link saved to my desktop , but it's in his signature . Just scroll down to the bottom of a post he makes , or go to profile page and choose about . Works for anyone with these types of guides / recipe collection and they add a link to their sig .
 
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