so I started with about a 7 lb shoulder from a pig we killed in the past... this thing has been sitting for about 18months in the freezer... think I saw something in freezing meats and then curing... so I thought I'd try it... I took 1 cup of tenderquick, 1 cup brown sugar, 2 cups powdered sugar, 1 cup sugar in the raw, 2 tbls dill, 2 tbls smitty, 1 tbls chile powder, 1 tbls honey and I think that was it... oh yeah, tablespoon rosemary... sounds but i bet it will come out nice... did canadian bacon like this and it impressed Steve (walking dude)... well he ate it anyways... so I mixed it all with about a gallon of water and put it in my brine bucket... (5 gallon pail I got from the local wally world in their bakery... had icing in it) let the shoulder thaw enough to unwrap it and then into the bucket with the solution... filled a ziploc with water and put it on top to make sure it stays submerged... so going off of the time vs inch thing... 7days per inch... looking like about 21 days... hmmm... little nervous about it... was started on sunday the 12th... checked it and rolled it over last night and it sure does look pretty... any thoughts?
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Might wanna think about injecting some of the curing brine into the middle of the meat so it can be curing. The meat in the center could potentially spoil before the cure gets to it.sigpic
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That brine sounds awesome. I bet that pig part is gonna be tasty!Lang 60 Mobile deluxe
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