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Finally had a go at it. Had a small pork butt, removed the bone and cut in half then applied a maple sugar cure from Butcher & Packer last weekend. Threw them into a Foodsaver bag and partially vacuumed it. Then this morning gave them a good rinse to remove and excess salt, gave them a light coating of maple syrup and a dusting of Peppered Cow and into the FEC at 170 for about 4 1/2 hours til they got up to 145. I knew it would have more of a hammy/canadian bacon taste than actual belly bacon. But pretty good none the less.



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I don't see why it wouldn't work on a rack. I just happened to get the bacon hangers a few years back on sale and finally got a chance to use them. I also have a package of brown sugar cure. Was debating which one to use and decided to try the maple.

Never had buckboard bacon before. I tried it both ways, seared some off in a pan like regular bacon and also tried some as is. Both were pretty darned good. If you want to make Canadian bacon, use a pork loin instead of a butt.

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