High Mountain cure

Started by Phone Guy, April 15, 2005, 11:50:41 PM

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Crazy Canuck

Phone Guy
Don't mean to be rude or anything but using Hilly Billy and Butt in the same sentence gives some of us that [:0]DELIVERENCE[:0] Kind of feeling. Good Luck!

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DanR
Fort St. John BC

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Ya think if next time I check into a hotel & they ask "Smoking or Non", they would mind?

Phone Guy

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Crazy Canuck</i>
<br />Phone Guy
Don't mean to be rude or anything but using Hilly Billy and Butt in the same sentence gives some of us that [:0]DELIVERENCE[:0] Kind of feeling. Good Luck!
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Ahh, that brings back memories.... Shootin' hill billies I mean.

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mski
Perryville, Arkansas
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Mike
Perryville, Arkansas

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Phone Guy

Well I had the BBB curing in the fridge for 12 days and smoked on Sunday. I soaked for two hours prior to smoking but I am finding its a little salty. Its not bad enough where I have a problem with it but I wish I would have rinsed again and soaked another hour or two. It is deliciously flavoured though.

I thought I read somewhere that someone rinsed their bacon prior to frying it because of the salt. Is that something anyone has tried?

MallardWacker

Dude of Phone,

If you want to try this again.  Go to:Butcher-Packer

There you will find a couple good cures that will not leave such a salty taste to your cure.  And cheap.  This is all I use now, I first stared with BBB but then found this, like finding a good women-I never went back.(Boy my wife would be proud of that, comparing her to cure)  The only problem (that is minor problem) is that you must weigh out the cure and for that you will need a scale that reads in a resolution of two decimals-100ths.


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mski
Perryville, Arkansas
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Mike
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Phone Guy

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 I have a digital table top scale. It has been very useful.


jaeger

Phone Guy,
If you are mixing BB cure with water and you find it to salty, just use less cure next time.(or more water)  Just keep notes so you know what amounts are working best.










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Phone Guy

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<br />Phone Guy,
If you are mixing BB cure with water and you find it to salty, just use less cure next time.(or more water)  Just keep notes so you know what amounts are working best.<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">


I just rubbed it on dry. Maybe I missed something but I thought it was a dry rub. I'm not home right now to recheck the instructions. I'll check asap.






MallardWacker

Phone-ster,

It is dry.  Just rub it in good.  Just remember to turn the meat like it said and DO NOT WORRY about the fluid it will cast off.  LEAVE IT ALONE, you do NOT have to drain it off. Depending on the particular  piece of meat it might have alot or very little fluid. I use a a good Zip-Lock Freezer bag now, that works perfect for this.  The directions that are over on the curing area is just about the same as the BBB.  You can fallow those and it will turn out fine.  If you have any questions please let me know, I love this stuff-Bacon[:p].


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mski
Perryville, Arkansas
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Mike
Perryville, Arkansas

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jaeger

Sorry Phone Guy and MW,
I thought it was a brine and not a dry rub. My bad.[:I]



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Doug,

That aint no Bad.

Bad is when you forget your MOM's birthday.


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Perryville, Arkansas
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