@alp!!! what are you like!!....... nearly setting fire to your garage!!
No-one can say that you don't give things a go?
Always being a bit carried away!
@alp!!! what are you like!!....... nearly setting fire to your garage!!
No-one can say that you don't give things a go?
How do you use sugar to cure the ham of saltiness?
Country ham has a deep, rich and intensely salty flavor that is dry-cured over a long period. City hams are cured in a solution of salt, water, preservatives and various sweet or savory flavors and usually are smoked over hardwoods like maple or hickory for a well-rounded, smoky flavor. https://www.farmflavor.com/at-home/cooking/city-ham-or-country-ham/
Do you have a special shed or cubicle for the smoking? I am forever intrigued by the process. The nearest thing I have come close to smoking was to smoke some protea seeds over a fire and after I smelt like a smoked walking entity and only one seed sprouted. I think I wasn't brutal enough with the other seeds... I was quite scared when tons of creepy crawlies moved around on the top of the garage ceiling which wasn't in the best state of health.. Only a small fire, but that was some crazy length I went to for my love of flowers and I was scared still for fear of the fire spreading ..
I can murder the cake NOW! Love your decoration. Remember, no spamming here! Thought police might knock at your door!
Would love to buy, or better still, snatch the cake from you!
Breakfast this morning is Ricotta cheese pancakes and Amish natural bacon, (uncured). and black coffee. Its just the two of us, so keeping the amounts of food low. we have so much in the fridge, all next week is leftovers. Later to make Lobster bisque, and then later crab meat quiche .
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