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Sqwertz wrote:
> brooklyn1 wrote:
>> But nitrites add no flavor different from NACL.

>
> Speaking as someone who has made actually cured and smoked ham from
> scratch, both with and without nitrites, I can assure you that nitrites
> *do* change the flavor of pork. And everyone who's ever used it knows
> this.
>
> OTOH, you have never cured or smoked ham in your life.
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> -sw


I second that
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On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:26:53 -0400, TFM® wrote:

> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
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>> brooklyn1 wrote:
>>> Anyone wanting to cook up a big batch of beans or pea soup and hasn't a
>>> ham bone just dice in a hunk of smoked Spam.

>>
>> We need to start keeping track of these little gems in a book.

>
> I'm running out of paper!
>
> TFM®


<snort>

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"Nonnymus" > wrote in message
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> We just did a corned beef (commercially prepared) by boiling it inside a
> boiling bag. Previously, boiling it resulted in a poorly seasoned
> brisket. This time, I opened the bag, dumped in the included pouch along
> with some salt, a tsp or so of liquid crab boil and a big pinch of more
> pickling spice. That went into the refrigerator for a day. The beef was
> boiled in its own juices only, inside the bag, to 180f. The results were
> terrific. The bag was then opened, the meat removed and the juices added
> to the water to do cabbage, onion and reds.
> --
> Nonny
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That would have to be very salty.





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