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  • dirt_devil132000D Offline
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    Looking for the best maple bacon cureing technique . Injected or dry rub or brined . What is the best and most flavorful also what wood for smoke? Thanks Russ

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      Go to my back yard on you tube and there is a great recipe there I use it alt I do switch out half the sugar for maple sugar it is a drybrine

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        You can also use maple syrup as a replacement for the sugar in this recipe. Just coat the belly with the syrup then apply dry ingredients and process as normal.

        Bacon
        2.0-2.5% salt
        1.5% sugar
        #1 pink salt, Follow directions
        5.67g/1 tsp per 5lbs belly
        Mix cure, salt, and sugar together
        Coat bacon
        Place in container or vacuum pack and place in fridge at 35-38f
        7 days cure/inch of belly
        Rinse off under tap water return to fridge for 1-2 days.
        Put in smoker for 1-2 hours or until it reaches room temperature, no smoke
        Cold smoke to desired smokeness
        Put back in fridge for 1 day
        Slice, package, and freeze what you will not eat in week.

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