Category Archives: Cured

Sausage (About)

By Cat, Nov 2007 (Image, right, from Wikimedia Commons) See also: 1. Lamb, Port & Small Game Menu; 2. Boudin Sausage Other Sites: The Art and Practice of Sausage Making (pdf (2)) from North Dakota State University Includes: 1. General information about sausage; 2. Sausage classifications and … Continue reading

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Whole Foods: Storage

By Cat, Jan 2015 See also: 1. Foods (About) Menu; 2. Diet for Health: Local and Organic: Procuring Healthful Foods (links to old site; update links in text when moved) Includes: Links to cold storage, and food-preservation files on The EssentiaList The EssentiaList website of which I … Continue reading

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Dried or ‘Chipped’ Beef: Drying & Smoking Cured Meat

by Cat, May 2012 (Photo, right, from ruhlman.com (5)) See also: 1. Curing Beef and Other Meats; 2. Dried Beef (Brine Cure); 3. Dried Beef (Dry Cure) See also (other sites): 1. Cured Meats – Salami is Just the Beginning (12) These instructions for drying and smoking are compiled from … Continue reading

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Dried or ‘Chipped’ Beef (Brine-Cure)

by Cat, May 2012 (photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) There are two types of cures: wet and dry. This article is about using the wet cure. See also Dried or ‘Chipped Beef (Dry Cure). This method can be used for curing beef, … Continue reading

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Curing Beef and other Meat (About)

by Cat, May 2012 (Photo, right, from ruhlman.com (5)) Curing meat is an ancient way of preserving it to last without refrigeration. However, it is still quite common in today’s modern world, primarily for the wonderful flavors produced by the cure. Includes: 1. Brining … Continue reading

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