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Homemade Bacon

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Anyone cure and cold smoke bacon ?

I tried my first batch this week, just a 1.5 lb slab. I used a wet cure and a terra cotta pot smoker. Result was a little too smokey at the edges, which I ended up shaving off, after that it was great. Recipe below.

Wet Cure (3 days)
>1/4 cup brown sugar
>1/4 cup kosher salt
>1/4 cup molasses
>1/4 cup maple syrup
>2 cups water
>2 cups apple cider
>1 tbsp black pepper

Cold smoking (4-5 hours)
>terra cotta pot + hotplate underneath (not inside)
>Apple + hickory chunks - kiln dried
>40-50 deg F

Next time will try a 7 day dry cure with only maple syrup, salt, brown sugar and pepper. Also will drill holes in the pot for ventilation and used soaked apple chips instead.

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What kind of sauce do I use for each type of pasta?
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My FAVORITE ramen

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Also one of my favorite foods EVER!
Drain the water, add the seasoning pack
Add 1 tbsp peanut butter
soy sauce and sriracha to taste
Its like thai noodles :D I love it
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No thread about homophobe jacks latest video why?

and he calls himself a christian! wtf is this shiz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkKdVvZ3ghI
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In your opinion, what is the goat way to make a PB&J?

Imo you take fresh rye bread, on one slice spread a moderately thick layer of natural peanut butter, and on the other you spread a slightly larger amount of strawberry jam. Then toast in in a panini press for a little bit to get it gold and slightly crispy. Voila the perfect pb&j.
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ITT: easy vegetarian meals
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2% percent milk is objectively the best milk.
Prove me wrong. Pro tip: [spoilers]you fucking can't[/spoilers]
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ITT: Post your recipes and I will critique them

I am a Michelin 5 star chef with 14 years of culinary experience under my apron. Go ahead, try me.
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Why are pickled turnips the best thing in a jar?
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Cast Iron General

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Soup, co/ck/s.

Had a large non-stick pan. Roommate is moving out and taking it with them. Been thinking about getting a cast iron, as we already have a medium non-stick they are not taking with them.

Pros and cons of a cast iron along with seasoning and maintenance methods?
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