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I brined a 5lb piece pork butt with Morton's Tenderquick[salt, sugar, .5%
nitrite and .5% nitrate] using their recipe on the package. I did cut back a little on their recipe, which uses 1 cup of Tenderquick per quart of water to make the brine. Some of that is sugar. I brined the pork in a ziplock bag for five days in the frig. After cooking at a low temp on the grill the results were good, but only good. It had an only slightly "hammy" taste. Has anyone tried this, either with brisket or with pork? Thanks in advance, Kent |
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