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Then you can fry it for smoked pork rinds. Dust the pork rinds with cheddar powder for an awesome snack. Ang |
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Looks pretty simple
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Perhaps these are just pictures from their site or cookbook your posting? |
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Good enough? http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/38/therma.jpg |
Would you like a picture of the leftover frozen bacon I have in my freezer with my Chiefs cap?
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Are you brining or curing? I use the salt box method to cure. I have never had a problem with flavor penetration, although I do used both skin on and off. The minute you take it off the smoker lay it skin side down and run a sharp slicer just on top of the skin (like filleting a fish) the skin should come off easily. Ang |
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How long do I have to wait? |
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