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Home cured Bacon

Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 8:38 am

Ok. Them that was at Neches Bluff GTG remember that oldest boy of mine that showed up. Well he's been butchering hogs on his place and putting up hams and curing bacon.

Yesterday he finished this batch of smoked bacon!

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I was over helping him hang a pasture gate yesterday morning. But before we got out, we had a big pile of this bacon and some home made bisquits. I can attest that the boy outdid himself on the bacon!!!!
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Post by metalaaron1 » Mon Feb 29, 2016 8:56 am

Ohhhhhh boy! I bet it was so good. How big does the pig need to be before you can get bacon from it?


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Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:01 am

Oh big is better. I suppose it depends on just how much bacon you want. These are not wild hogs. They too lean. This are farm raised hogs he has. I don't know of this came off one of his Berkshires or if it was off a red wattle. Wattles tend to be more of a meat hog. Not near as lardy.
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Post by jeffro » Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:56 am

Marmaduke VonLederhosen. Now there is a man motivated by his appetite. A true deep thinker, thinking with his guts and living the epicurean dream.
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Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 10:22 am

Both them honyocks tuned out to be pretty good makers of good eats!

The younger makes kick azz biltong!!! I just can't chew it with these bad choppers of mine!!! :D
As well as other culinary delights for the discriminating hunting camp.

Built a big pot of jambalaya or whatever at Neches Bluff. Used a bunch of Marmaduke's deer and hog sausage. Turned out purty good. I know Justin (Alpha6) made off with a link!!!!
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Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 10:24 am

Oh. A postscript! Marmaduke has got a big Kentucky style country ham curing out too. Out to be ready in time for next deer season!!!!!! Yum!!!!
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Post by jeffro » Mon Feb 29, 2016 11:33 am

It's good to see those stalwart young scions bearing the good fruits of a propper upbringing.
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Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 11:35 am

jeffro wrote:It's good to see those stalwart young scions bearing the good fruits of a propper upbringing.

Yeah! And to think they had me for a father!!!!!!

Amazing!!!
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Post by BigJesse » Mon Feb 29, 2016 2:59 pm

I'm sure they'll be plenty left for our next venture Bob? :D
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Post by kaywoodie » Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:58 pm

BigJesse wrote:I'm sure they'll be plenty left for our next venture Bob? :D
I,,,,,, I,,,,,,,,, well,,,,,,,,, I just don't know, Jesse???????
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