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Curing bacon, wet cure

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    Got 50 lbs bacon, going to use Blue ribbon maple bacon wet cure. Recipe says 2# of cure per 100# bellies, but only 1 gal water, not enough water to cover bacon. Not sure how to adjust . Any suggestions. Curing bacon in sealable 5 gal buckets.

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      Got 50 lbs bacon, going to use Blue ribbon maple bacon wet cure. Recipe says 2# of cure per 100# bellies, but only 1 gal water, not enough water to cover bacon. Not sure how to adjust . Any suggestions. Curing bacon in sealable 5 gal buckets.

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      hambone
      I will go through and update our cure recipes with some more information to help make this a little more clear.
      That instruction is really better suited for injecting bacon.
      If you want to submerge, soak, and brine the bacon with a cover brine, we recommend using 1 lb of cure per 1 gallon of water for that cover solution.

      Let me know if I can help out any more!

      –Austin Walton
      VP of Operations at Walton’s & Meatgistics Host

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