Instead of making a rub with the curing salt and other ingredients, you will make a brine. Combine the curing salt, your preferred spices and sugar in a plastic or glass bowl then add water that has been boiled and cooled to room temperature. You will need enough water to fully submerge the meat. To get 1 gallon of brine, use 1 1/2 teaspoons of curing salt 1 along with your chosen spices and the preferred amount of sugar. Place the meat into the brine. For thicker cuts, you may want to inject the brine into the meat in addition to soaking it. Place the meat and brine solution into a refrigerator in a brining bag or another nonreactive container. Store in the refrigerator 1 day for every pound of
Instead of making a rub with the curing salt and other ingredients, you will make a brine. Combine the curing salt, your preferred spices and sugar in a plastic or glass bowl then add water that has been boiled and cooled to room temperature. You will need enough water to fully submerge the meat. To get 1 gallon of brine, use 1 1/2 teaspoons of curing salt 1 along with your chosen spices and the preferred amount of sugar. Place the meat into the brine. For thicker cuts, you may want to inject the brine into the meat in addition to soaking it. Place the meat and brine solution into a refrigerator in a brining bag or another nonreactive container. Store in the refrigerator 1 day for every pound of