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bill ace 350

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Soon to be bacon in the cold smoker for a few rounds of smoke and rest. Perfect temps for my style cold smoking.

Ran to the local Mennonite/bulk food store.
Grabbed a bag of Morton Tenderquick, container of Cardamon, corriander and Mace for sausage.

Also grabbed a half pound of Lebanon Baloney.

Heating up a quarter of milk to try my buttermilk starter in.

Fire in the woodstove, just going to chill today. Weather is typical for March here.

Winter keeps trying to hang on and will eventually lose soon, I hope.
 
Wow. Talk about weather changes!
Typical for us around here this time of year. There's times we have had over a hundred degree temperature swing if we have hot weather and then a cold front moves through... if you figure in windchill.
I really should cold smoke some cheese now that it's cool.

Ryan
 
Follow up - made a quart of buttermilk, but it was very thick, but tasted great.

When it comes to making more, can I use the buttermilk to start another batch with new milk, or do I have to use the culture? Gut tells me using existing buttermilk will work, but want to be sure. Thanks.
 
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