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Titre	Made at Home: Curing & Smoking
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Made at Home: Curing & Smoking

Catégorie: Sciences humaines, Livres pour enfants, Art, Musique et Cinéma
Auteur: Ken Follett
Éditeur: Christopher Hart, P. B. Kerr
Publié: 2017-10-21
Écrivain: David Thomas
Langue: Catalan, Vietnamien, Latin
Format: pdf, epub

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The 3 Methods of Curing Meat with Salt - Primal Survivor - There are three main ways that salt can be used for curing meat: Dry curing, injecting, and wet curing. However, wet curing is usually the safest to do at home. Method 1: Dry Curing. This method is best for ham, bacon, and small pieces of meat. To dry cure, you put the meat in a container and surround it completely with salt. The meat should be ...

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