How to Cure Bacon

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This video is an excerpt from a Meatsmith Harvest Podcast number 11 in which Brandon and Lauren discuss whole-muscle cures. Brandon goes into detail how he cures pork belly into bacon using traditional means: just salt (and sometimes sugar, too).
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@maplewoodhomestead2017 6 месяцев назад

We are raising pigs for the first time. So excited watching these videos. Thank you!

@barbararickman8543 5 лет назад

I have learned more about how to cure, kill, and prepare fresh meat for storage than anyplace I have ever been on the net. I have subscribed and, when I have the funds, will get a membership.

@TheFarmsteadMeatsmith 5 лет назад

Thanks Barbara, we appreciate that.

@joealta3450 5 месяцев назад

I was waiting and waiting and then, I finally heard it; "apply salt to FRESH meat". Thank you for this!

@kmhtaylor 3 года назад

Yes. I admit, I would over-salt my bacon, then have to soak the saltiness away. I and my 8 year old enjoyed this conversation very much!

@randywestcott6062 5 лет назад

Great Video! I like how you not only tell how to cure the meat but why you do it that way.

@TheFarmsteadMeatsmith 5 лет назад

Thanks Randy, the why is the most important part. Glad you enjoyed the video

@candacewilliams6869 3 года назад

Love this explanation. Also thinking back in the old country in generations past the homes had a central fire with a hole in the roof not a chimney, originally. That could mean that meat was smoked in the home when hung up near the ceiling.

@LadyMcGinnis Год назад

Found your channel a bit back however I don't watch much RU-vid or even TV for that matter. However I truly enjoyed this video. Very informative. I currently do not have pigs(or any other meat animals for that matter) but I wasn't sure if I would be able to butcher my own food even though I understand and want the health benefits of raising my own meat. This is encouraging

@tradcathomestead8179 5 лет назад

More Great knowledge shared...thanks guys!!!

@TheFarmsteadMeatsmith 5 лет назад

So glad you enjoyed it, David. Thanks

@elainetcherneshoff7648 2 года назад

Can we use store bought belly or is it unsafe if we can’t get farm raised?

@maplewoodhomestead2017 6 месяцев назад

How do you know if you don't put enough salt on? Are there signs?

@Bamapride1000 2 года назад

You can feed a pig coal to worm em. We put coal rocks in with all our pigs as we raise em, not a lot but a couple until about 45 days before harvest

@Veveve743 Год назад

Do we add a little more salt each day after we drain off the meat juice?

@Bucky1836 10 месяцев назад

I touch up "dry" spots

@mfr336 Год назад

My bacon has black mold. Is it ruined?

@sawyersplace4425 5 лет назад

You mention soy in the feed. What do you recommend for feeding a pig?

@TheFarmsteadMeatsmith 5 лет назад

Good question. I'll pass it on to Brandon & Lauren.

@brandonsheard1676 5 лет назад

Field peas are a good substitute for the primary source of protein in a big ration. Soy is more common and will make healthy pigs but it is baked and so the oils are rancid and lead to bitterness. Field peas are better.

@sawyersplace4425 5 лет назад

Field peas alone or what else? I have raised a few pigs for myself, and I typically just buy a commercial pig feed. I want to get away from that and go more natural feed. Scared of what all might be hidden in the commercial feed. Had several old timers recommend cracked corn and soybean meal mix, but I have watched you and couple others bout pigs. And too me it sounds like the corn and soybean meal mixture is better left alone.

@TheFarmsteadMeatsmith 5 лет назад

@@sawyersplace4425 Soy and corn plus a vitamin/mineral mix is a complete ration, rounding out the protein, carbs and essential vitamins. If you can source organic, it is better and locally grown is probably best because it is likely to be fresh. But peas are a better protein than soy. Like soy, peas need to be balanced with a carb and non-gmo corn is a good option. Usually, pea based hog mash has barley, wheat, some oats and corn for the carb, plus the vitamin/mineral mix.