ADJWIS Cure #1 will still be plenty active against odorless pathogens like botulism so the sniff test will be sufficient
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cdavis that’s awesome! Sounds like your going to have a great finished product. Let’s us know how the smoke goes.
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cdavis Good luck Charley! I know you won’t need it cause ti’s just gonna be awesome!
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Dave in AZ I can sure see the difference. I can’t wait for the taste test
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bocephus yeah the days aren’t going by very fast.
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Deepwoodsbutcher I can’t thank you enough for your pictures and explanation of boning out the porkbutt. I watched a few YouTube videos on it and it took them awhile to get it done and they made a mess out of them in my opinion. I just pulled up your picture and followed your lines and was done in a flash. The first one I removed the Copa or whatever it’s called. The second one I basically just cut in half. Got 2 big slabs about 2 inches thick. They looked like 2 small pork bellies. Thanks again.
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Denny O said in What's your next Meat Project?:
cdavis Good luck Charley! I know you won’t need it cause ti’s just gonna be awesome!
I sure hope so. The wife is a little skeptical at this point. I told her to wait and see.
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cdavis Dazzle her with your brilliance, Charley!
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cdavis That’s awesome! So glad it was helpful
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Denny O I like your style
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My pork loin is ready for the smoker today. First try for Canadian bacon. I trimmed half and left the fat on the other half. I’ll see what the family likes best. Smoking to IT of 145 to 150.
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cdavis looks good Charlie. I bet it will be great, but good luck anyway
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cdavis Anxious to see the finished product. Bet it will be great.
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cdavis Let us know how it turns out.
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cdavis Let us know which is prefered. Both look very good.
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Dave in AZ Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Power User Arizona Dry Cured Sausage Dry-Cured Expert last edited by
cdavis looks great Charley! Nice smoker hanging setup. I look forward to hearing which they like better, and how untrimmed one is. I kinda dislike trimming all that nice fat off myself!
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kyle thanks
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wdaly pics will be coming.
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lkrfletcher will do.
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bocephus thanks. Might try to slice it tonight when I get off work.
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Dave in AZ I think the wife will prefer the trimmed one. I think the rest of us will prefer the other. We’ll find out hopefully tonight.
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