Hickory Applewood Smoked Bacon

Hickory Applewood Smoked Bacon

Tips For Smoking Bacon Pat your pork belly dry before dry rubbing. Do not skip adding the pink curing salts to the dry rub. Without them, you will just have smoked pork belly and not bacon. Store and cure the bellies in gallon sized storage 

Canadian Bacon

Canadian Bacon

Tips For Making Canadian Bacon Brine the pork loin for 3 days. You need to add the pink curing salts. If you skip adding them, you will have smoked pork loin and not the hamminess of Canadian bacon. Dry out the pork loin in the 

Smoked Pork Shoulder (Dry Rubbed)

Smoked Pork Shoulder (Dry Rubbed)

Tips For Smoking A Dry Rubbed Pork Shoulder Rub the pork shoulder in a thin layer of mustard. The mustard acts as a binder, allowing the dry rub to stick better to the pork shoulder. Marinate the shoulder overnight in the refrigerator. Use a bone 

Smoked Pork Shoulder (brined)

Smoked Pork Shoulder (brined)

Tips For Smoking Pork Shoulder Always choose a bone in butt. You will know when the pork shoulder is finished cooking when you can pull the bone out clean. Brine the pork butt for 24 hours. Pat dry with paper towel to allow the smoke