Maple Bacon Cure
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Description
Maple Bacon Cure makes it easy to create delicious, homemade maple-flavored bacon in as little as 4 days. Infused with a subtle, sweet maple taste, this cure perfectly balances savory and sweet for a classic breakfast favorite. It enhances the natural flavor of pork while delivering a rich aroma and appealing color. Ideal for both home processors and professionals, it ensures consistent, flavorful results with every batch.
Net Weight: 1 lb, 8oz. - Cures 15 lbs. Pork Belly
Click here for printable instructions for brined or rub-cured.
For Brined Pork Belly Use contents of Maple Bacon Cure (1.5 lb.) per 1 gallon of water* and stir thoroughly into food safe container or bag. Fully submerge 12-15 lbs. of pork belly for 4-5 days in refrigeration. Flip, move and stir daily. Remove, rinse surface thoroughly under cold running water. Place in fresh ice water for 4-6 hours. Remove and pat dry. Brush lightly with Grade ‘A’ Amber or ‘A’ Dark Maple Syrup. Par-cook in a smoker or oven to 125°F meat temp. Slice, vacuum seal and store for final cooking later with preferred method.
For Rub-Cured Pork Belly Trim away pork skin, if it has any. Weigh the belly. Use 1.5 lbs. of Maple Bacon Cure for 12-15 lbs. of pork belly slab. Add a little water* (about 3 oz.) to wet the seasoning and make a thick paste-like slurry. Rub the entire surface of the belly. Wrap belly in plastic wrap several times to keep slurry firmly against belly and prevent juices from spilling out. Place in a dry container and refrigerate for 4-5 days (flipping bottom-up daily). On the final day, remove from plastic wrap, rinse & brush salty surface thoroughly. Fill container with fresh cold water* and place belly in it for 6-12 hours to draw out excess surface salt. Brush lightly with Grade ‘A’ Amber or ‘A’ Dark Maple Syrup. Par-cook in a smoker or oven to 125°F meat temp. Slice, vacuum seal and store for final cooking later with preferred method. *Note for Rub Curing – Use about 1.5 oz. Bacon Cure per 1 lb. of meat. **Use non-chlorinated water only.
Ingredients Salt, Cane & Maple Sugars, Dextrose, Sodium Nitrite (0.75%), not more than 2% Propylene Glycol and Sodium Bicarbonate added to prevent caking.

Best bacon seasoning all in one. Get the weight of the pork belly figure out how much seasoning rub it on and follow the directions that easy.
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