UMAI Dry ????

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sawhorseray

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I've made a few capicola and lonzino in the past using their dry bags. This morning after nine days curing in the fridge it was time to put a 4.4 pound capicola into the UMAi bag. It would not fit into the bag and I had to cut about a 3/4 pound slab off the cured coppa to fit it in after a coating of paprika. Just wondering if this will still work OK, any advise will be greatly appreciated. RAY

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Thanks Ryan. My concern was if cutting the cured exterior will have a negative effect on the rest of the process. Guess I'll just wait to find out. RAY
 
So now it goes in a curing chamber or back in the refer? ..JJ
 
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As long as the cure has made it to the center, I don't see any problems.

I cured for nine days as opposed to the recommended seven Keith, so I'm hoping that's enough. I reckon I'll find out when times up and I cut it in half. If the coloration isn't uniform I'll toss it. RAY
 
If you added days, you should be good. You could always take a piece that you cut off and do a fry test, then you will know.

When I said I was going to cook it up for Bob someone on my staff tossed it into the garbage. RAY
 
Cure #1 and dogs don't mix well? Not that I doubt you, but I've Never heard that before. They don't get it often, once or twice a month, but my 3, and their predecessors, eat Ham, Kielbasa, Hot Dogs, Salami and other cured meats without issue. All living 12 to 14 years...JJ
 
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