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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: Blacklab on April 28, 2017, 03:18:02 PM
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Hey guys, cured a pork belly 14 days with buckboard bacon. Added pure maple to one and fresh ground pepper to the other. Smoked with hickory @ 200. Temp got ahead of me :yike: I pulled at 160. Fried a couple small pieces pretty good. BTW soaked and rinsed every hr for 4 hrs b4 smoking.
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14 days - is that dry cure? Please be more specific about the process. Looks great. I'm a new fan of pork belly.
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Yes it's a dry cure. I use hi Mt buckboard bacon cure. Directions say 10 days flipping after 5. Then rinse well and soak 45 mins drain rinse and repeat 2-3 times. Smoke at 200 degrees with hickory, till the internal temp is 145. Sportsman's warehouse usually has it on the shelf.
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Geez you just made me hungry.
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Thanks for the clarification Blacklab. As a noob to curing and smoking meat it is appreciated. :tup:
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No worries Scrubs. Remember anything you all cook in a oven, you can put in a smoker :tup:
Dan-o good stuff for sure.
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Just smoked a couple pork bellies on Friday with buckboard cure in my GMG - it's damn good and my first try.
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Nice! Always better than store bought, what flavor of wood?
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I actually tried a fruit blend- just picked up a bag of hickory I'll try next
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Careful the addiction is starting :chuckle: ;)
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Haha - already have a couple more bellies curing! 👍
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What does this have to do with 4-20...?