Wait 8 days to smoke these 3. If anyone has not tried CB yet, it is so good & so easy. Just that Damn waiting period.
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Some tasty flavors you got going on, Scott! There's a lot of us waiting this week together, huh?!Becky
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got three fully cured loins in the fridge - but if the weather tomorrow is like today - it ain't gonner get smoked.
Had a bunch of chillis in there for about 7 hours - what with the wind, rain and general shitty coldness - can't get her up to temp.
should be good and smoky chipotles though :-)Made In England - Fine Tuned By The USAJust call me 'One Grind'
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Originally posted by Fishawn View PostWait 8 days to smoke these 3. If anyone has not tried CB yet, it is so good & so easy. Just that Damn waiting period.
The waiting really doesn't seem to bother me on short runs. I'ts the second year hams I think I'm gonna have trouble with...
If I do some brine cures inbetween that'll hopefully fulfill my needs in the interim.
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Originally posted by Fishawn View PostWait 8 days to smoke these 3. If anyone has not tried CB yet, it is so good & so easy. Just that Damn waiting period.
i agree the wait time is killer....looks like a good set of CB...very interested on the last one with rosemaryMike
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Scott its now the "making bacon shack"!
I love the flavors of the last one, I haved to get my arse in gear this am and get on my sausage and cb... your post has inspired me for sure!
DD, hell cb is a walk in the park for you salume heads! You guys got the mega patience gene!!
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Originally posted by sweet_magnolia View PostThere's a lot of us waiting this week together, huh?!
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Roll Call
I made it!........
All cured 7 days & Into the smoker @ 225* with a Hickory Sauna. Planning on taking to 160* then cooling & slicing. The one on the right with all the herbs & seasonings almost ended up Dark Brown or Dark Red in color, smells really good, we'll see
Left: Brown Sugar Only.
Center: CBP, Brown Sugar, Garlic & Maple Syrup.
Right: Rosemary, Sage, Thyme, Paprika, Allspice, Oregano, Celery Salt, Chives, Coriander, Onion Salt.Attached Filessigpic
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Nice! But also FYI...145° (SOME say 142°) is safe for "ready to eat" loin.
I take mine higher too...150 anyway.In God I trust- All others pay cash...Check out the Mad Hunky and products at https://madhunkymeats.com or https://www.facebook.com/MadHunkyMeats
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Nice....I like em from right to left! Swear I can smell that one on the right!Sunset Eagle Aviation
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Yeah, the never ending temperature debate on CB...
Lots of different views on this. My last post on this & the 1st time I did it, I took them to 160* and thought it was fantastic. I read Kutas' says 142* on his style of cured CB..... I guess I got about 3-4 beers until I get to the point of figuring out what I'm gonna do...sigpic
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Originally posted by Fishawn View PostI guess I got about 3-4 beers until I get to the point of figuring out what I'm gonna do...In God I trust- All others pay cash...Check out the Mad Hunky and products at https://madhunkymeats.com or https://www.facebook.com/MadHunkyMeats
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Left: TQ & Brown Sugar
Middle: TQ, Brown Sugar, CBP, Maple Syrup, Garlic
Right: 10 Spice
Smoking time/temp: Smoked @ 225* until internal temps hit 155*
REVIEWS
Left: Classic, mild, everyone should at least think it's pretty good.... 8-10/10
Middle: Bolder, more flavor with the Garlic, some heat from the CBP & sweet from the the BS & Maple Syrup...... Scored the highest overall..... 8.5-9.5/10
Right: Had the 10 spices rubbed on it during the cure & smoke.... It initially tasted pretty salty & intense with all the herbs on it..... I soaked it in water for 1 hour & scraped/scrubbed off the outter coating of herbs. The initial score was about a 5-6/10, due to the salty taste & strong herb taste. The soak in water & scrubbing helped it out & mellowed it out, but still it retained the herb flavors without the salt..... 7-8/10
Conclusion
For me, the simple sweet & the sweet with heat were my favorites. I think bacon was meant to be sweetened just a bit & a good light smoke improves it also I think. The addition of random herbs/spices to be included in the cure process (Loin on Right) was not initially all that good. The soaking of this loin & removal of the herb crust on the outside made it a decent CB. It did retain the flavor of the herbs & it was the dryest of the 3 CB loins. Next time Loins go on sale, I will be at it again.
If you have not yet made Canadian Bacon, it is SO worth it. The hardest thing is waiting the 7-10 days +/- for the curing process to be completed. I have not yet read anywhere on here that it was "Not Good" or a "Waste of Time".... It's easy, economical & fantastic! TRY ITAttached FilesLast edited by Fishawn; 11-27-2009, 12:58 AM.sigpic
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