Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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On the foodsaver issue a guy at work told me he lays his fish fillets on a cookie sheet and sets it in the freezer for awhile then transfers them to the bag and it takes care of the liquid problem. I wonder if putting the stuff like corn or pumpkin in the bag then the freezer for awhile before you seal it would work on that stuff? I'll keep that in mind! Thanks.
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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Wal Mart has pink salt. Probably any grocery store.
just Is it the curing pink salt or just salt that is pink? I’ve seen the large grain regular salt that has a pink tint but it’s not the curing pink salt.
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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Just emailed this to myself, gotta try it.
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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Wal Mart has pink salt. Probably any grocery store.
just My Walmart has Himalayan Pink Salt not Prague #1 pink curing salt. Big difference. Not saying your Walmart doesn’t have it just be sure what you are getting. Google a search for “ curing salt, where to buy”
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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On the foodsaver issue a guy at work told me he lays his fish fillets on a cookie sheet and sets it in the freezer for awhile then transfers them to the bag and it takes care of the liquid problem. I wonder if putting the stuff like corn or pumpkin in the bag then the freezer for awhile before you seal it would work on that stuff? That's what I did , otherwise you ruin a food saver , as there's a lot of juice that plugs the machine. Ruined a machine thinking the tray would hold the juice .
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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So I used Himalayan pink salt. Haven't smoked it yet. Whats the difference gonna be?
If you used Himalayan pink salt it's not cured. The pink salt ADC was talking about is a cure. The difference is going to be that you will have a pork roast, not bacon.
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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I would think that any place that sells sausage seasoning and supplies should carry pink curing salt. Morton makes a product called tender quick that is the same thing. Grocery stores may carry it.
People were making bacon and hams for centuries before there was curing salt.
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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Re: makin' bacon, or whatever you call it...
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Well I guess I learned something today. I thought the nitrites found in pink prague powder was a required ingredient in cured meats such as sausage, ham and bacon.
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