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the other day I made

 

Ravioli ( purchased ) w canned peas and country ham.

 

I have a ' solid ' supply of country ham , some from Fathers

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

some from Broadbent:

 

https://www.broadbenthams.com/Hickory-Baconp-Seasoning-Pieces_pp4-1-Lb-Pkgs/productinfo/110/

 

as far as Im concerned , the bacon pieces and ham pieces ( seasoning ) are very similar

 

they are salty and very very smokey 

 

I doubt I could tell the difference

 

So I pulled out 2 1 - lbs packs for processing :

 

1794500142_BE1.thumb.jpg.d7acfabbb2266322bbcd929afd8c855f.jpg

 

after removing most of the fat :

 

444462434_BE2.thumb.jpg.3a568d376a70ae5812a88fb8e5123097.jpg

 

I got these fine dice.    its a bit of a chore to get to this size dice.  next time Il

 

de-fat , then cut into larger chunks , partially freeze and try using my cuisinart w a

 

very sharp blade , a few pulses at a time , the recall to get to about this size :

 

1541468946_BE3.thumb.jpg.392d6f34bcd8e3796d10e65762749d2e.jpg

 

this is fine dice.   these two packs were from Fathers , and I think Fathers has more fat on the

 

chunks then Broadbent.

 

so out of 2 lbs :  ( 900 grams )  I got 500 grams of dice.

 

I plan to de-salt them in cold water , and tame some of the serious smokeyness

 

Im thinking of making a few small bags  w a cube of ice or two in them

 

( easier to seal )  and SV the bags @ 130.1 for a few hours

 

know the dice won't get tender at that temp for so few hours

 

but just a desalting , and taming the smokiness

 

probably soaking them over night in the refrigerator w cold water

 

would accomplish the same thing.

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

the other day I made

 

Ravioli ( purchased ) w canned peas and country ham.

 

I have a ' solid ' supply of country ham , some from Fathers

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

some from Broadbent:

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

as far as Im concerned , the bacon pieces and ham pieces ( seasoning ) are very similar

 

they are salty and very very smokey 

 

I doubt I could tell the difference

 

So I pulled out 2 1 - lbs packs for processing :

 

1794500142_BE1.thumb.jpg.d7acfabbb2266322bbcd929afd8c855f.jpg

 

after removing most of the fat :

 

444462434_BE2.thumb.jpg.3a568d376a70ae5812a88fb8e5123097.jpg

 

I got these fine dice.    its a bit of a chore to get to this size dice.  next time Il

 

de-fat , then cut into larger chunks , partially freeze and try using my cuisinart w a

 

very sharp blade , a few pulses at a time , the recall to get to about this size :

 

1541468946_BE3.thumb.jpg.392d6f34bcd8e3796d10e65762749d2e.jpg

 

this is fine dice.   these two packs were from Fathers , and I think Fathers has more fat on the

 

chunks then Broadbent.

 

so out of 2 lbs :  ( 900 grams )  I got 500 grams of dice.

 

I plan to de-salt them in cold water , and tame some of the serious smokeyness

 

Im thinking of making a few small bags  w a cube of ice or two in them

 

( easier to seal )  and SV the bags @ 130.1 for a few hours

 

know the dice won't get tender at that temp for so few hours

 

but just a desalting , and taming the smokiness

 

probably soaking them over night in the refrigerator w cold water

 

would accomplish the same thing.

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

the other day I made

 

Ravioli ( purchased ) w canned peas and country ham.

 

I have a ' solid ' supply of country ham , some from Fathers

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

some from Broadbent:

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

as far as Im concerned , the bacon pieces and ham pieces ( seasoning ) are very similar

 

they are salty and very very smokey 

 

I doubt I could tell the difference

 

So I pulled out 2 1 - lbs packs for precessing :

 

1794500142_BE1.thumb.jpg.d7acfabbb2266322bbcd929afd8c855f.jpg

 

after removing most of the fat :

 

444462434_BE2.thumb.jpg.3a568d376a70ae5812a88fb8e5123097.jpg

 

I got these fine dice.    its a bit of a chore to get to this size dice.  next time Il

 

de-fat , then cut into larger chunks , partially freeze and try using my cuisinart w a

 

very sharp blade , a few pulses at a time , the recall to get to about this size :

 

1541468946_BE3.thumb.jpg.392d6f34bcd8e3796d10e65762749d2e.jpg

 

this is fine dice.   these two packs were from Fathers , and I think Fathers has more fat on the

 

chunks then Broadbent.

 

so out of 2 lbs :  ( 900 grams )  I got 500 grams of dice.

 

I plan to de-salt them in cold water , and tame some of the serious smokeyness

 

Im thinking of making a few small bags  w a cube of ice or two in them

 

( easier to seal )  and SV the bags @ 130.1 for a few hours

 

know the dice won't get tender at that temp for so few hours

 

but just a desalting , and taming the smokiness

 

probably soaking them over night in the refrigerator w cold water

 

would accomplish the same thing.

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

the other day I made

 

Ravioli ( purchased ) w canned peas and country ham.

 

I have a ' solid ' supply of country ham , some from Fathers

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

some from Broadbent:

 

https://fatherscountryhams.com/collections/hocks-seasoning-meat/products/fathers-bacon-seasoning-6-pack-bs6

 

as far as Im concerned , the bacon pieces and ham pieces ( seasoning ) are very similar

 

they are salty and very very smokey 

 

I doubt I could tell the difference

 

So I pulled out 2 1 - lbs packs for precessing :

 

1794500142_BE1.thumb.jpg.d7acfabbb2266322bbcd929afd8c855f.jpg

 

after removing most of the fat :

 

444462434_BE2.thumb.jpg.3a568d376a70ae5812a88fb8e5123097.jpg

 

I got these fine dice.    its a bit of a chore to get to this size dice.  next time Il

 

de-fat , then cut into larger chunks , partially freeze and try using my cuisinart w a

 

very sharp blade , a few pulses at a time , the recall to get to about this size :

 

1541468946_BE3.thumb.jpg.392d6f34bcd8e3796d10e65762749d2e.jpg

 

this is fine dice.   these two packs were from Fathers , and I think Fathers has more fat on the

 

chunks then Broadbent.

 

so out of 2 lbs :  ( 900 grams )  I got 500 grams of dice.

 

I plan to de-salt them in cold water , and tame some of the serious smokeyness

 

Im thinking of making a few small bags  w a cube of ice or two in them

 

( easier to seal )  and SV the bags @ 130.1 for a few hours

 

know the dice won't get tender at that temp for so few hours

 

but just a desalting , and taming the smokiness

 

probably elevating them over night in the refrigerator w cold water

 

would accomplish the same thing.

 

 

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