<![CDATA[Ham Netting]]>First time using your ham netting (330113). My question is do I need to do anything to keep it from sticking to the meat? I am brining some small pork roasts and want to net and hang them in the smoker but will the net stick to the meat.

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placed the roast in it and tied it off and hung min the smoker. Great smoke penetration all around and very nice color. Will be using it all the time now.

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It may stick a little bit, but as long as you don’t compress the meat into the netting, it won’t be impossible to remove.

There are a few options to help prevent sticking.

  1. You can use something acidic, like vinegar or lemon juice and soak the netting in that prior to placing the meat in the netting.
  2. You can mix vinegar and liquid smoke at a 50/50 ratio and soak the meat netting in that solution beforehand.

Some people may say to use a cooking oil, or spray, but I personally would avoid that.
I would suggest the 50/50 mix of liquid smoke and vinegar.

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