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Old 01-08-2014, 04:57 PM   #1
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Does anyone have a good recipe for Buckboard Bacon Cure? I just went to the Hi Mountain web site and they want like $8.69 for the cure (for 25 lbs of pork butt).. these seems excessive to me.
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Old 01-08-2014, 05:29 PM   #2
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Weigh the meat then measure out 3% of that weight in salt, 1% in sugar and 0.25% in cure #1. No need to soak after this cure, just give it a quick rinse, pat dry then smoke
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Old 01-08-2014, 07:09 PM   #3
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Does anyone have a good recipe for Buckboard Bacon Cure? I just went to the Hi Mountain web site and they want like $8.69 for the cure (for 25 lbs of pork butt).. these seems excessive to me.
The cure kit tells you how to use per pound, you don't have to do 25 pounds at once. (But it is only 3 pork butts anyway)

Here is a recipe I have used for pork butts. http://lpoli.50webs.com/index_files/Bacon-buckboard.pdf Leave out the liquid smoke of course if you are going to smoke it.
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This is some buckboard I did a while back with only Morton Tender Quick for 8-10 days, rinsed then cracked black pepper before going in the kettle indirectly to an IT of ~145°.
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Old 01-09-2014, 02:17 AM   #5
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Wow that looks good!
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That's the wrong curing salt and WAY too much of it. Cure #2 is for meats to be dry cured for a very, very long time (months to years) and eaten without cooking. NitrAtes in cure #2 can develop into carcinogens when exposed to high temperatures - like frying. NitrItes in cure #1 quickly break down into nitric oxide for short term storage (think weeks) and won't be converted into carcinogens

You should also only ever use 2.5g of cure #1 per 1000g of meat. Also the salt content is at 5.2% in that recipe - unless you like your bacon really salty I'd stick with 2.5-3.5%. That way you don't need to soak the meat once the cure's completed
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I've never heard of this! What is this smokey delicious looking treat? I've got to make some.

Where do you buy curing salt?
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Does anyone have a good recipe for Buckboard Bacon Cure? I just went to the Hi Mountain web site and they want like $8.69 for the cure (for 25 lbs of pork butt).. these seems excessive to me.
from len poli's recipe site..

http://lpoli.50webs.com/index_files/Bacon-buckboard.pdf

Adjust the recipe to the weight of your meat..
and I added some Ketjap Manis (1/2 to 3/4 cup) - a "Very Sweet" soy sauce into the curing liquid mix...
I did not use liquid smoke but just netted and smoked them...
came out tasting fantastic !!








some cut thin for sandwiches and some cut thick to fry with some eggs or use to make eggs benedict..
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Mortons sugar cure... or i can give a simple wet brine if you want.
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Weigh the meat then measure out 3% of that weight in salt, 1% in sugar and 0.25% in cure #1. No need to soak after this cure, just give it a quick rinse, pat dry then smoke
Seems simple. Where can I buy cure #1? (Who has the best price on this?)
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Is this a good one to get? It's 2.5lbs for $17.99

http://www.amazon.com/Hoosier-Hill-Farm-Prague-Powder/dp/B00C2PIC92/ref=sr_sp-btf_title_1_15?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1389310226&sr =1-15&keywords=cure+%231

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That should last you for a few years.. You only need 1 tsp per 5 lbs of meat.. The price is good though..
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Weigh the meat then measure out 3% of that weight in salt, 1% in sugar and 0.25% in cure #1. No need to soak after this cure, just give it a quick rinse, pat dry then smoke
Do you just rub the cure on the pork butt plastic wrap it? Or do you put these cure ingredients in some water in a zip lock?
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That should last you for a few years.. You only need 1 tsp per 5 lbs of meat.. The price is good though..
I assume the shelf life is indefinite?
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