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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: carpsniperg2 on December 31, 2012, 05:28:38 PM
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SORRY HAD TO SHARE.
Here is a pile of side pork that I did the other day. Its cured with buckboard bacon cure. I love home raised and cured bacon. I can make myself sick on it :chuckle: Turned out great and the bacon ends sure make the homemade potato soup and clam chowder I am about to chow down on tasty!!!!
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That looks great but what about our New Years Resolution? :chuckle:
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Oh my. That looks so good. :drool:
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That looks great but what about our New Years Resolution? :chuckle:
I am a carb buster!!! BACON IS FAIR GAME MY FRIEND :chuckle:
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nice pig carp, i really want a bacon slicer!
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I want one to :chuckle: That little sun of a gun makes me cuss to much. It's not even close to having a long enough stroke to slice the bacon right. So I have to kinda 45 it in there and it takes forever to cut. If It had about 6" more travel it would be perfect! It works but is kinda a pain.
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What time is breakfast? :chuckle: Good looking stuff! :drool:
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I thought about throwing that whole pile in the fry pan :chuckle: That's from 2 of the 6 slabs. The other 4 were from my uncles pig that I cured and smoked and sliced for him.
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That looks tasty ...knock yourself out :tup: my speech is alittle slurry right now :dunno: :chuckle: :chuckle:
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It made my stomach growl. How long did you cure it?
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I kinda vary it depending on the thickness of the side pork. Most the time it's around 10 days but these were not as thick. These stayed in for 7 days.
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You dirty rotten Scoundrel you just had to rub it in didn't you!!! :chuckle:
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I know I fill guilty!!!
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You using Hi Mtn. Seasonings????
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I use almost all there stuff. This is Buck board bacon :tup:
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Mmm...Bacon... 👍
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I use almost all there stuff. This is Buck board bacon :tup:
Great looking bacon Carp ;)
I have to agree with ya you can't go wrong with Hi Mt anything :twocents:
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Did you follow the directions for the buckboard bacon cure. Or did you do anything different? I have been worried that side pork would be too salty if I followed the buckboard bacon cure directions.
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Nice job Matt. I do the same thing. BBB cure for 7 days on the bellies or sides. I follow the directions for the weight of the meat and then add some brown sugar and fresh cracked black pepper and cure away. I prefer the sides as they are a little more meaty but I can't find a good source of fresh ones, been doing bellies lately. Here's what you need for slicing, what a beast.
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Man that looks great! :tup: :drool:
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:drool: :drool:
Had some bacon for dinner but I bet it didn`t taste as good as your bacon Carp :tup:
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Did you follow the directions for the buckboard bacon cure. Or did you do anything different? I have been worried that side pork would be too salty if I followed the buckboard bacon cure directions.
Yeah I don't go quite as long as the book says and I always seem to use a little less then the booklet calls for. The only thing I do different some times is add pepper for some peppered bacon.