Brine-curing in Tilia Vacuum Containers
Hello all
I've searched around, and can't seem to find a definitive answer on the
subject.
We've just gotten into curing meats, did a pork loin last week that
turned out pretty good, a bit salty, but one day less next time should
fix that.
We have a Tilia foodsaver that we've used for marinating meats and it
works quite well.
I was wondering if it is OK to use the vacuum canisters to help speed up
the curing process, or am I inviting trouble (i.e., low oxygen
environment)? We are wet-curing bacon this time around.
Basically, would using the Tilia substantially increase the chance of
contamination?
Thanks,
Brian
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