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racerss10



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PostPosted: Jun 04 2010    Post subject: canadian bacon Reply with quote

Hello I have read everything on here about making it. The main question I have is I bought A small tenderloin and it was 2 Pieces about a pound a piece. Does that mean I only need to cure a day or two?They are only an inch thick.
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71ragtop
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PostPosted: Jun 04 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Are you talking tenderloin or the back loin? The back loin is usually around 8-10 lbs The tendies are prolly what u have. Pound those babies out flat bread and fry then go get a whole loin at Sams Club
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racerss10



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PostPosted: Jun 05 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Too late for that I figured when I open the package it was the wrong one.
That wasn't going to stop me from trying so its been curing for 3 days.
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PostPosted: Jun 10 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

I cured a Whole loin cut in two pieces and cured them for about a week in separate bags.
3 days for a small tenderloin is probably plenty
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PostPosted: Jun 10 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

racerss10 wrote:
Too late for that I figured when I open the package it was the wrong one.
That wasn't going to stop me from trying so its been curing for 3 days.


That T-loin is plenty pickled(cured).
Time to rinse and dry for 24 hours. Then smoke, probably will finish in 2 hours. Wink
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