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Dry rub bacon question about cure?

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    I bought the Excalibur brown sugar cure (0.75%) 4560400009 was told I could use it as a dry rub. It gives instructions for mixing and injection but I wanted to use it as a dry rub. My question is do I need to add more cure to this product to use it as dry rub? If so how much per lb. thanks

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      I bought the Excalibur brown sugar cure (0.75%) 4560400009 was told I could use it as a dry rub. It gives instructions for mixing and injection but I wanted to use it as a dry rub. My question is do I need to add more cure to this product to use it as dry rub? If so how much per lb. thanks

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      • kevin pageK kevin page

        I bought the Excalibur brown sugar cure (0.75%) 4560400009 was told I could use it as a dry rub. It gives instructions for mixing and injection but I wanted to use it as a dry rub. My question is do I need to add more cure to this product to use it as dry rub? If so how much per lb. thanks

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        • kevin pageK kevin page

          I bought the Excalibur brown sugar cure (0.75%) 4560400009 was told I could use it as a dry rub. It gives instructions for mixing and injection but I wanted to use it as a dry rub. My question is do I need to add more cure to this product to use it as dry rub? If so how much per lb. thanks

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          kevin page I would rewatch the videos and refer to the application chart for refrence

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            kevin page I would rewatch the videos and refer to the application chart for refrence

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            craigrice said in Dry rub bacon question about cure?:

            kevin page I would rewatch the videos and refer to the application chart for refrence

            Kevin,
            I wish I could be of some help to you but I have only wet cures bellies so far (for several years now).

            I too wish to try the dry cure method. So I’ll be watching this thread.

            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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              I think I’ll do what I did last time and use the online bacon calculator and add cure to it. Let it set for 7days and smoke it. We did 6 belly’s last time and it turned out, no one got sick and everyone loved it! ??? Right wrong or indifferent lol

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                I have had good luck using the online bacon calculator for dry rubbing my bacon. The only thing I do differently is put 1/3 of the rub on and repeat after 4 days so the total time takes 12 days then rinse and soak in cold water for one beer. Then let air dry and cold smoke for about 4 hours or untill it gets a nice light brown color. bacon.JPG

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                  I have had good luck using the online bacon calculator for dry rubbing my bacon. The only thing I do differently is put 1/3 of the rub on and repeat after 4 days so the total time takes 12 days then rinse and soak in cold water for one beer. Then let air dry and cold smoke for about 4 hours or untill it gets a nice light brown color. bacon.JPG

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                  mdseaside thanks bacon looks good

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                    I have had good luck using the online bacon calculator for dry rubbing my bacon. The only thing I do differently is put 1/3 of the rub on and repeat after 4 days so the total time takes 12 days then rinse and soak in cold water for one beer. Then let air dry and cold smoke for about 4 hours or untill it gets a nice light brown color. bacon.JPG

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                    mdseaside That is some good looking bacon!!!

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                      I have had good luck using the online bacon calculator for dry rubbing my bacon. The only thing I do differently is put 1/3 of the rub on and repeat after 4 days so the total time takes 12 days then rinse and soak in cold water for one beer. Then let air dry and cold smoke for about 4 hours or untill it gets a nice light brown color. bacon.JPG

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                      mdseaside your bacon undefined looks awesome 👌

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                      • kevin pageK kevin page

                        mdseaside thanks bacon looks good

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                        kevin page good luck on your bacon

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