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How to make a dry rub?

base for making a dry rub. 1. Salt. Salt is the foundation of any good rub and should make up about half of your mix. Not only does it add flavor, but it also pulls moisture from the outer part of the meat. This allows you to develop a seared crust, which will hold the rest of the moisture in leaving your meat juicy. Give salt a 10-part ...

How to make and cure your own bacon at home?

Instructions

  • Start by curing the belly: In a small bowl, combine the pepper, sugar, paprika, salt & curing salt. ...
  • After 7 days, remove from the bag and rinse under water. ...
  • Smoke the now cured belly using the apple or cherry wood for three hours at 200f, or until internal temperature reaches 150f.

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How to make measured dry cure bacon at home?

Steps:

  • Rinse the pork belly and pat dry. ...
  • Close the bag and refrigerate 7 to 10 days, flipping once a day, until the pork belly feels firm. ...
  • Remove the pork belly from the bag, rinse thoroughly and pat dry. ...
  • Set up your smoker according to the manufacturer's instructions using applewood chips, and set to 200 degrees F. ...

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How to dry cure bacon at home?

Method

  1. Tip the salt and sugar into a freezer bag and shake well. ...
  2. Lay the pork flat in the fridge and leave for five days, turning occasionally. ...
  3. After the five days, lift the pork from the bag, rinse it off and pat it dry. It’s now ready to slice into rashers and cook. ...

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