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    leesanders
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    Finished up some hillbilly bacon today. I rubbed some pork butts with Walton’s sugar cure and bacon booster. Cured for 30 days, then smoked for 7 hours. First time using Walton’s and it is excellent. ! E47DFB73-616A-4CF6-B2A5-12208F2646DA.jpeg 3AA63C79-C661-4376-9163-8809F8400D01.jpeg A5F7D0F3-3908-409A-A3BE-45DBD800E3A3.jpeg

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    • L leesanders

      Finished up some hillbilly bacon today. I rubbed some pork butts with Walton’s sugar cure and bacon booster. Cured for 30 days, then smoked for 7 hours. First time using Walton’s and it is excellent. ! E47DFB73-616A-4CF6-B2A5-12208F2646DA.jpeg 3AA63C79-C661-4376-9163-8809F8400D01.jpeg A5F7D0F3-3908-409A-A3BE-45DBD800E3A3.jpeg

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      leesanders that looks amazing…lucky damn hillbillies

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      • Departing ContestantD Departing Contestant

        leesanders that looks amazing…lucky damn hillbillies

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        leesanders
        Yearling
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        Departing Contestant Thanks. Hard work good food

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          Finished up some hillbilly bacon today. I rubbed some pork butts with Walton’s sugar cure and bacon booster. Cured for 30 days, then smoked for 7 hours. First time using Walton’s and it is excellent. ! E47DFB73-616A-4CF6-B2A5-12208F2646DA.jpeg 3AA63C79-C661-4376-9163-8809F8400D01.jpeg A5F7D0F3-3908-409A-A3BE-45DBD800E3A3.jpeg

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          craigrice
          Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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          leesanders looks good , how long will that last ?

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          • craigriceC craigrice

            leesanders looks good , how long will that last ?

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            leesanders
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            craigrice I actually eat very little of it. Give most as gifts at Christmas. I will hold some back for company or special occasions

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              craigrice I actually eat very little of it. Give most as gifts at Christmas. I will hold some back for company or special occasions

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              craigrice
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              leesanders I made some Canadian bacon with 1/2 pork loin I thought that it would last a while . not I ate it up in less than a month !

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                Outstanding!

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                  Outstanding!

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                    Bob Stehlik
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                    BEAUTIFUL!!! Is there a detailed procedure for making Hillbilly Bacon?

                    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                    • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                      BEAUTIFUL!!! Is there a detailed procedure for making Hillbilly Bacon?

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                      leesanders
                      Yearling
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                      Bob Stehlik pork butt -deboned. rub with bacon cure and taste booster. (1 tbsp per pound of meat) cure in fridge minimum of 3 days per inch ( i go 30 days). rinse , soak 30 minutes, rinse, soak another 30 minutes. pat dry , store at least 24 hrs in fridge til it’s dry. smoke to desired temp. i then slice and fry to taste. if too salty i will soak again after smoking. will not degrade the bacon if you need to soak it again.

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                      • L leesanders

                        Bob Stehlik pork butt -deboned. rub with bacon cure and taste booster. (1 tbsp per pound of meat) cure in fridge minimum of 3 days per inch ( i go 30 days). rinse , soak 30 minutes, rinse, soak another 30 minutes. pat dry , store at least 24 hrs in fridge til it’s dry. smoke to desired temp. i then slice and fry to taste. if too salty i will soak again after smoking. will not degrade the bacon if you need to soak it again.

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                        Bob Stehlik
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                        leesanders Thank you very much. Definitely going to give this a try.

                        Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                        • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                          leesanders Thank you very much. Definitely going to give this a try.

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                          Yearling
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                          Bob Stehlik semper fi

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                            Bob Stehlik semper fi

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                            leesanders Semper Fi Devil Dog! There’s a few of us sprinkled amongst this Meatgistics crowd.

                            Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                              Finished up some hillbilly bacon today. I rubbed some pork butts with Walton’s sugar cure and bacon booster. Cured for 30 days, then smoked for 7 hours. First time using Walton’s and it is excellent. ! E47DFB73-616A-4CF6-B2A5-12208F2646DA.jpeg 3AA63C79-C661-4376-9163-8809F8400D01.jpeg A5F7D0F3-3908-409A-A3BE-45DBD800E3A3.jpeg

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                              leesanders Now that would make a great BLT.

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                                WHAT THE HECK!!! Why have I never herd of hillbilly bacon??? That sounds so freaking good

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                                  so many items getting put on the bucket list these days

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                                  • L leesanders

                                    Bob Stehlik pork butt -deboned. rub with bacon cure and taste booster. (1 tbsp per pound of meat) cure in fridge minimum of 3 days per inch ( i go 30 days). rinse , soak 30 minutes, rinse, soak another 30 minutes. pat dry , store at least 24 hrs in fridge til it’s dry. smoke to desired temp. i then slice and fry to taste. if too salty i will soak again after smoking. will not degrade the bacon if you need to soak it again.

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                                    Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                                    leesanders That Hillbilly bacon looks amazing. Gonna have to give it a try. Thanks for sharing the process.

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                                      Good looking product! Need to put this one on the list.

                                      Paul

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                                      • L leesanders

                                        Finished up some hillbilly bacon today. I rubbed some pork butts with Walton’s sugar cure and bacon booster. Cured for 30 days, then smoked for 7 hours. First time using Walton’s and it is excellent. ! E47DFB73-616A-4CF6-B2A5-12208F2646DA.jpeg 3AA63C79-C661-4376-9163-8809F8400D01.jpeg A5F7D0F3-3908-409A-A3BE-45DBD800E3A3.jpeg

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                                        leesanders looks great 👍

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