Homemade Speck - Tyrolean Bacon - COOK WITH ME.AT

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  • Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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    Ingredients:
    Pork loin or belly
    Beachwood sawdust
    Seasoning per kg of meat:
    1,5g allspice
    5g white pepper
    1,5g juniper berries
    2g brown sugar
    1g garlic powder
    1,5g caraway
    1,5g cilantro
    10g curing salt
    25g salt
    1/2 bay leaf
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    Preparation:
    Mix all the spices and crush them with a pestle and mortar. Portion the pork loin or belly as desired and apply 50 g of the mixed spices (curing mixture, per kg of meat) to the meat and rub well from all sides.
    Put every single piece of meat in freezer bags and place them in the fridge. Cure them for 7 days per kg. The optimal temperature is between 4 and 6°C (39-42°F).
    Very important is to turn the meat every 2nd day, to ensure that it cures equally.
    After the 7 days (per kg), rinse off the excess salt under cold water and blot dry the meat. Put it back to the fridge, this time without a bag, and let it air dry for 2 days.
    Place the cured meat in the smokehouse, or any container, which is suitable for cold smoking, and smoke (not higher than 25°C / 77°F) the meat for 5 - 7 days, depending on which intensity of smoke and colour you like.
    Very important is that the future Speck needs a 12 h break after 12 h of smoking (one day of smoking consists of 12 h smoke and 12 h break).
    Finally hang the Speck at a cool and aired place and let it ripen for 2-3 weeks.
    Enjoy and stay tuned!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 195

  • @jamesbarisitz4794
    @jamesbarisitz4794 5 років тому +2

    As soon as I retire and have the time to monitor the process I'm in! Great video. My father was from Innsbruck and shared his love of speck with me.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  5 років тому

      James Barisitz do it and all the best from ibk

  • @cupasoup9327
    @cupasoup9327 4 роки тому +1

    Today I have finished my first attempt. Done exactly as you told me to. Not disappointed, truly amazing!
    And you gave me a new hobby

  • @BrunoMonteiroMau
    @BrunoMonteiroMau 9 років тому +2

    This is so beautiful. Quite an art!
    I'm amazed with how many steps you have to complete and how long it takes until the whole process is finished.
    Very nicely done.
    You just got yourself a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Rio, Brazil!

  • @SmokyRibsBBQ
    @SmokyRibsBBQ 9 років тому +1

    Excellent video! Thanks for sharing. I saved it to my favorites. Would love to try this!

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Thank you very much Rus, I really appreciate it and I´m glad that you like it!!! Greetings from Austria!

  • @tomstestkitchen
    @tomstestkitchen 9 років тому +3

    Now I want speck for breakfast! That was awesome, great job. I love the smokehouse, it turned out great.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Thanks Tom, I´m glad that you like it!

  • @ThisGuyAd.
    @ThisGuyAd. 3 роки тому

    I've seriously watched this video like 20 times now. It's so satisfying. Trying this recipe for the first time at the moment and it's really exciting. Never knew how wonderful apple wood smoke smells.

  • @DenofLore
    @DenofLore 5 років тому

    As a Croatian you just brought my life around 360 degrees. Thank you.

  • @joewalker643
    @joewalker643 6 років тому +2

    looks so good. thanks for sharing!

  • @GlenAndFriendsCooking
    @GlenAndFriendsCooking 6 років тому +1

    This was great - thanks for sharing! You gave us some ideas for next summer. Subbed!

  • @jnjferreira
    @jnjferreira 9 років тому +1

    I made this speck using your recipe and I have to give you two thumbs up! My German wife thanks you as well! Thank you sir for a great recipe.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Jose Ferreira Im glad you like it and that it turned out well :) Cheers Chris

  • @jayonefive234
    @jayonefive234 9 років тому +11

    the best thing in the world. speck.

  • @getoutandgrill
    @getoutandgrill 9 років тому +1

    Dude, that was amazing.....excellent job.

  • @PITMASTERX
    @PITMASTERX 9 років тому +1

    Thats really good looking SPECK. Glad I got some

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Thank´s my friend, I hope that you enjoyed it!

  • @qunningStunts
    @qunningStunts 9 років тому +1

    Man I wish I could try half of the stuff you make....it all looks amazing.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Thank you very much, this is a very nice compliment ;)

  • @tacomadavis3244
    @tacomadavis3244 6 років тому

    Great execution and video of the technique really appreciate the effort you put into this keep up the great work.

  • @nean266
    @nean266 4 роки тому

    Hi
    I love these videos up to the point, no talking, clear, easy to follow.
    I would like to know what is the best way to keep this meat if you cannot eat it all within 2 weeks.
    Thank you.

  • @TJUlam
    @TJUlam 6 років тому +2

    When you smoke for 12 hours then break for 12 hours do you place the meat back in the refrigerator or do you leave hanging in smoker?

  • @AlexDees55
    @AlexDees55 5 років тому

    I recently discovered speck. It's now a favorite!

  • @Cajuntvnetworkpost
    @Cajuntvnetworkpost 9 років тому +2

    WOW..Looks Great!

  • @Mr.Studer
    @Mr.Studer 5 років тому

    I am so jealous, i want to eat it all. Looks amazing

  • @TROYCOOKS
    @TROYCOOKS 9 років тому +1

    Hey Christian, I was talking with Roel about how nice his bacon looked in his latest video and he told me you made it and pointed me to this video. Nicely done brother!!! Looks like quite a few of my other YT buddies already know you? Guess I was left out in the dark, but not any longer! I subbed! LOL

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Thanks T-Roy, I´m glad that you like it!!! Haha, also thank you very much for sub, I really appreciate it! Btw. your channel is awesome, I´m just watching a few of your videos ;) Greetings from Austria, Christian

  • @isobraga
    @isobraga 7 років тому +2

    Hey guys, which curing salt should I use #1 or #2?
    love your videos, keep up the good work :)

  • @vontrappAB
    @vontrappAB 4 роки тому +1

    Guten tag! Your recipe asks for 10g of cure. I am wondering if European cure percentages are different that here in Canada? Normally, our curing mixes are a mix of salt and sodium nitrite 6.25. We apply 1.8g/kg for bacon and up to 3g/kg for other meats. 10g seems really high. Are the ingredient percentages different?

    • @NormannCfC
      @NormannCfC 3 роки тому

      Guten Tag! The percentages here is about 0.4-0.5%.

  • @Cremantus
    @Cremantus 9 років тому +1

    Ich krieg nen Herzriss... meine Fresse, sehen die Kollegen Speckhänger gut aus...
    Absolut zum Niederknien... eine Hommage an den verteufelten Speck. Endgeil.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Haha, danke dir!!! Ich muss dir leider auch gestehen, dass der wirklich genial geschmeckt hat ;)

  • @jeronimus19
    @jeronimus19 8 місяців тому

    After 3 weeks of maturing and losing water, the appearance of the heartwood is great, but the skin should be as hard as a shoe sole; It is interesting that speck does not use collagen, casing or paper wrappers, since the skin + fat side will suffer less liquid loss, while the exposed side should stiffen a lot, but I like dry curing for balance, there is no salt in excess that could make the ham too salty. I'm going to try to execute this recipe, although considering the cold smoking time I understand too much, congratulations on the video, 👍👌🇧🇷

  • @WhiteThunderBBQ
    @WhiteThunderBBQ 9 років тому +1

    X sent me. Very nice! looks like I have to catch up on your videos.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Haha, X is awesome ;) Thanks for watching, I´m glad that you like the videos! Greetings from Austria.

  • @mikedunn4077
    @mikedunn4077 9 років тому +1

    Wow!

  • @deathwish2440
    @deathwish2440 4 роки тому

    My dad used to bring this home when we were kids, it was such a treat and I miss it. When I got older and talked about it, people thought I was crazy, now I see I wasn't imagining eating a slab of pork with out cooking it. Is there anywhere I can buy spec? I would love to have this again and I am in no position to make it

  • @Haneson
    @Haneson 5 років тому

    Hello, I always read that the drying after curing should not be done in fridge because there is lot of moisture. I would like to ask you - is it possible to do this in standard fridge or you have some special, ventilated fridge?

  • @Spetznas82
    @Spetznas82 9 років тому +1

    Looking forward to the next video :-)

  • @mir6553
    @mir6553 4 роки тому

    Excellent job

  • @BlackEagle19
    @BlackEagle19 9 років тому +1

    Das schaut klasse aus
    Ein Grund mehr sich eine Räucherkammer zu bauen.
    und schmeckt besser als Massenware aus der Fleischindustrie

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön! Absolut, eine Räucherkammer rentiert sich auf alle Fälle und wie du schon gesagt hast, es schmeckt einfach so viel besser ;) Liebe Grüße, Christian

  • @christophersmith7892
    @christophersmith7892 3 роки тому

    You should do a video of hasch knoodle I love them but I never learned how to do them I've always wanted to make them

  • @BBQausRheinhessen
    @BBQausRheinhessen 9 років тому +7

    Daumen hoch für Speckfilme :)

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Je speckiger, desto dreckinger das Filmchen ;)

  • @hawk4383
    @hawk4383 7 років тому

    Hi,
    thank you for very nice and detailed recipe,
    During the resting time (12 hours) you keeping meat in smoke house or in fridge
    Thank you

  • @tobiasgrilltde
    @tobiasgrilltde 9 років тому +1

    Sau gut! Bacon geht immer :-)
    Muss ich mal nachmachen!

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      Dankeschön Tobias! Macht wirklich laune Speck selber zu machen, ich kann es dir nur empfehlen! Warum was mit Bacon machen, wenn man Bacon machen kann ;)

    • @tobiasgrilltde
      @tobiasgrilltde 9 років тому

      Aber warum, du kannst mir ja was zuschicken Christian, dann werde ich es mir überlegen, ob ich den Bacon selber nach mache :)

  • @BarbecueBarbaren
    @BarbecueBarbaren 9 років тому +1

    Schönes Rezept, toller Speck, wie immer geniales Video, großes Lob!
    Liebe Grüße

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön und Grüße nach Wien!

  • @ainschel
    @ainschel 9 років тому +1

    geile Aktion!!! mach weiter so!!!

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön! Freut mich, dass es dir gefällt und ich werde mein bestes geben ;)

  • @Spetznas82
    @Spetznas82 9 років тому +1

    Wow. Fantastic video. Did you build that smokehouse or did you buy it? I'm from Norway and we can not buy those type of things so I'll just have to build one I guess.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Thank you very much! I´ve built the smokehouse together with a friend, you find a tutorial here on the channel: ua-cam.com/video/5oiw5uJRJh4/v-deo.html . Greetings from Austria, Christian

  • @julescarney7258
    @julescarney7258 9 років тому +1

    Speck traditionally uses a leg.. how does the loin change texture and taste? Looks great!

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      +Jules Carney Of course leg if you make "Schinkenspeck", but there are many ways to make Speck! Great, to be hones loin is my favorite part for making Speck, also the taste is awesome, good combination of fat and me.at. Thanks I´m glad that you like it and greetings from Austria

    • @julescarney7258
      @julescarney7258 9 років тому +1

      I made some from the shoulder and following your recipe. Smoked for 5 days and now curing. Smells great. Look forward to cutting into it.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      +Jules Carney Awesome, please let me know how it turned out :)

  • @PALERMO-1982
    @PALERMO-1982 3 роки тому

    WOW 🤩 YOU BOUGHT MY SUBSCRIBE WHITE THIS ..!

  • @mompluspaynes
    @mompluspaynes 7 років тому

    I am glad to see this recipe. I love Tyroler bacon. So I will be able to slice the bacon and eat it as is without frying it, correct?? Just some hot mustard.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  7 років тому

      Glad you like it :) Exactly - you do not fry it and eat it straigth away.

  • @mydirtygucci
    @mydirtygucci 9 років тому +1

    Extremly jummy. Stay tune. Flo

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Thanks Flo, glad that you like it!

  • @russellday8102
    @russellday8102 3 роки тому

    Whoa! Thank you so much for this tutorial! Maybe I missed it but what wood do you use to smoke with? I'm a big fan of wild Cherry?

  • @steffenschadler3438
    @steffenschadler3438 9 років тому +1

    Wow !!!

  • @georgecapra
    @georgecapra 7 років тому

    Very good video, thanks, plese let me know what kind of sawdust you are using when you smoke your meats .

  • @klukemusic
    @klukemusic 8 років тому +2

    I've been wanting to make Austria speck since I tasted it in Austria. What the temperature to hang smoked meat in cool dry place? I'll give it a try. Thanks for sharing.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому +1

      +klukemusic Hi, yeah - give it a try, it´s so easy to make :) Temperature ist best beween 10-15 degrees - but in fact everything is good as long as the Speck does not "sweat". I hope that helps and please feel free to ask if you have any further questions :) Greetings from Austria, Chrsitian

  • @marclafontaine5615
    @marclafontaine5615 4 роки тому

    Please describe "cool and dry place" for drying. Would a wine cooler work? And 2: when you don't smoke for 12 hours, do you leave it there?

  • @HerbieGrillt
    @HerbieGrillt 9 років тому +1

    Wödklasse Speck Christian super Video i glaub i muas kosten kumma bin woarscheinlich in Kitz beim Hahnenkammrennen
    lg Herbie

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Danke dir Herbie!!! Hahaha, das Wochenende bin ich in Wien, aber sonst jederzeit gerne!

  • @noonespecial1904
    @noonespecial1904 5 років тому

    Gorgeous!

  • @GoodMrDawes
    @GoodMrDawes 5 років тому

    Awesome

  • @sascharoterberg4868
    @sascharoterberg4868 9 років тому +1

    Dein Bacon sieht super aus (y)
    Bisher habe ich noch keinen gemacht, da mir die Aufschnittmaschine fehlt...

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Danke dir Sascha! Freut mich, dass dir das Video gefällt! p.s Aufschnittmaschine hab ich auch keine, mach auch ohne Spaß ;)

  • @schnitzi76
    @schnitzi76 9 років тому +1

    Ja bisch Du depperd! WOW die Herrn Kollegen - da hauts der ja wirklich 's Blech raus, genial! Schade das man nur einmal einen Daumen geben kann, verdient hätte es das Video allemal!

  • @G.M.G.
    @G.M.G. 9 років тому +1

    that looks amazing

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Graciany Miranda Thank you very much!

    • @G.M.G.
      @G.M.G. 9 років тому +1

      COOK WITHMEAT why let it rest 2-3 weeks after it's been smoked? how do you prevent it from getting spoiled?

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Graciany Miranda It improves the flavour. Also the consistency changes, without letting it rest, the speck will be very soft - still tasty but the taste is much better after 2-3 weeks - Imagine Speck more like smoked Prosciutto rather than "classic" Bacon. Greetings from Austria

    • @G.M.G.
      @G.M.G. 9 років тому +1

      Thx.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Graciany Miranda You are welcome!

  • @kamillasandera-zech4008
    @kamillasandera-zech4008 6 років тому +1

    SUPER IDEE, KANN NICHT MEHR ABWARTEN UND SELBER MACHEN. EINE FRAGE BITTE , WAS IST SMOKE GENERATOR , WO KAN MANN DAS KAUFEN? DANKE KAMILLA CANADA

  • @HuntCookGrill
    @HuntCookGrill 3 роки тому

    Sehr schön 👍 als Jäger und Hobbykoch habe ich schon oft Schinken gemacht!!! Da geht einem das Herz auf .... Grüße und Waidmannsheil HuntCookGrill

  • @veste75
    @veste75 Рік тому

    Will it be completly safe to eat after just a month? Tyrolean speck usually takes between 6 months to 2 years before comsumption. Can you also clarify the curing salt bit. My assumption is that you are using sodium nitrate right?

  • @passie29
    @passie29 7 років тому

    great job !

  • @thdgcfx
    @thdgcfx 2 роки тому

    Subscribed!

  • @marclafontaine5615
    @marclafontaine5615 4 роки тому

    Hello, thank you for your video. When you say "hand it in a cool and dry place", what would be a good example of that?

  • @shatterdskulls
    @shatterdskulls 9 років тому +1

    yet again an amazing looking piece of meat, one I want to try, however I do have a questions, when you do your 12 hour break after a 12 hour smoke do you take it back out and put in your cold cellar or just leave it in the smoker?

    • @shatterdskulls
      @shatterdskulls 9 років тому +1

      Oh also after it's all made you don't have to refrigerate it do you, or can you only achieve that with fermentation?

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Hi Sterling, I leave it in the smokehouse, here in Austria it has around 4°C during the day at the moment! Make sure that you do not pass 25°C during the whole process

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Sterling Archer
      Exactly, its cured and smoked and tenable for years ;)

    • @shatterdskulls
      @shatterdskulls 9 років тому +1

      Ha that's amazing and yeah I'm here in Canada and I love the winter it makes my garage a perfect refrigerator

    • @shatterdskulls
      @shatterdskulls 9 років тому +1

      also, sorry, so you could (at the end product you show after ripening ) eat it with out "cooking:" like prosciutto or cured back bacon were you only heat it to make it warm rather than the bacon you may buy in the store were you still have to cook it?

  • @LouReef69
    @LouReef69 4 роки тому

    Wow, great video I just deboned a leg and I made 2 pieces, practically I cut in half sideways,
    I do have a question about the salt and curing time,
    10 g of curing salt per kilo of meat... is that too much or the meat will be fine?
    According to some of the research if you use curing salt should be at 2.5 % of the weight of the meat,
    Second.. Curing 7 days per kilo, is that too long or is fine?
    Thanks again for the great video
    Please waiting to hear from you.

  • @Leeu6543
    @Leeu6543 8 років тому +1

    Yes! This recipe I'm going to try. Did you use Pink salt or Coloroso salt? Greetings form Holland!

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому +2

      +Mike van Leeuwen Do it, it´s easy and you surely will love it :) Here in Austria we have a special curing salt, but I think the right translation for it is is pink salt! Hope that helps and please let me know how it turned out! Cheers Chris

    • @Leeu6543
      @Leeu6543 8 років тому +1

      +COOK WITHMEAT Hi Chris, we use coloroso salt over here since pink cure contains too much nitrite. You can only order it from the USA.
      I've put mine on your cure. I'll keep you posted!
      Take care, Mike

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Mike van Leeuwen Hi Mike, yeah it is the same here in Austria, thats because I mix it with normal Salt. Have fun making it and I´m looking forward to your update :)

  • @BBQSauerland
    @BBQSauerland 9 років тому +1

    Was für ein hervorragendes Speckfilmchen :D und ich durfte kosten und ich kann sagen: wenn der Ösi auch nix kann.. Speck machen kann er :D
    Viele Grüße aus dem Sauerland mein Freund

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön, freut mich wenns gefällt und vorallem geschmeckt hat - ist ja so zu sagen die Mutter aller Speckfilmchen! Haha, ich zeig Euch dann im März was der Ösi so kann ;)

  • @robleeroaming
    @robleeroaming 9 років тому +1

    Thanks for the video, I have just cured and smoked some pork for English bacon, I am thinking of using 1 for speck the thing is I have only smoked it for 24hours do you think this will be long enough for speck.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Rob Lee Hi Rob, thank you very much, I´m glad that you like it! Homemade Bacon sounds awesome, but Speck defenitely needs more than 24 h of smoke - otherwise you won´t have the typical taste and it will taint during the hanging. Give it 4-5 more days and it will turn out great (Don´t forget about the 12 h break after smoking for 12 h - it really improves the tast). Greetings from Austria and I wish you a successful outcome. Cheers Christian

    • @robleeroaming
      @robleeroaming 9 років тому +1

      COOK WITHMEAT Hi Christian,
      Thanks for the reply, I will give it a go on the next smoke so that it is more cost effective in the smoker. I noticed that you use the ProQ smoke wood dust, I am interested in where you purchase yours from. I have recently moved to Tirol from the Uk and was wondering if you can get it here rather than back in Britain.
      All the best
      Rob

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Rob Lee You are welcome Rob! I have heard that Tirol must be a nice place to live ;) ... unfortunately I do not think so, I also get the wood from UK. Hopefully until soon and please let me know how it turned out. Greetings from Tirol as well, Christian

  • @hias6n
    @hias6n 9 років тому +1

    Super!!!Hab mir einen Sparbrand selbstgebaut und schon gauda geräuchert!
    bald mach ich ah an schän speck ;-) mfg hias

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Danke dir Hias! Wünsch dir viel Spaß und gutes Gelingen beim Speck machen.

  • @redstylecooking
    @redstylecooking 9 років тому +1

    Super, so ein geilen Schicken hätten wir auch gerne ;-)

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön! Dann muss ich wohl noch einen machen und schauen, dass der Speck auch nach Hessen kommt ;)

  • @2011samv
    @2011samv 9 років тому +1

    How do you ensure food safety with prep times like that?

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      It´s really cold here in Austria at the moment and the me.at is already cured, but of course you can´t do this recipe in summer

  • @TheSlassor
    @TheSlassor 2 роки тому

    In the 12 hours rest, do you leave the meat in the smoker or put it back in the fridge before returning it to the smoker 12 hours later?

  • @sergioc1555
    @sergioc1555 Рік тому

    Is it curing salt #1 or #2 that you use?

  • @mina_kassah6751
    @mina_kassah6751 2 роки тому

    I am eating pasta with speck right now 😍😂

  • @kapuzinerus
    @kapuzinerus 4 роки тому

    Who's watching this while eating speck from Aldi thumbs up!

  • @teelanace9434
    @teelanace9434 3 роки тому

    So is it 15g allspice and juniper barries ? 1,5 ??

  • @lchnaweker
    @lchnaweker 9 років тому

    hast du super hinbekommen. sah phantastisch aus und hast auch schönes fleisch gewählt und nicht so mageres schwein genommen, super.
    blöde frage : hast dir schon mal gedanken gemacht mit gewürzen zu experimentieren, nicht die klassische würzung zu verwenden ?
    da ich ja selbst gelernter fleischer bin und koch, würde mich interessieren was davon hälst !

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Danke dir! Das freut mich wirklich sehr, dass jemanden der vom Fach ist das Rezept/ Video gefällt! Ich möchte nächste Woche eine neue Runde starten und würde auch gerne etwas experementieren. Über Anregungen und Tipps von dir würde ich mich sehr freuen!

    • @lchnaweker
      @lchnaweker 9 років тому +1

      COOK WITHMEAT
      mal ganz ehrlich und das habe ich hier schon manchen youtuber eures schlages geschrieben, ihr habt mehr herz, mehr liebe und mehr fachwissen und angament, als heute so mancher pseudo facharbeiter im gewerbe ! deswegen sehe ich euch gerne zu, es ist phantastisch.
      ich bin mit leidenschaft koch, doch in den letzten jahren hat man, diesen tollen beruf, richtig zu grunde gerichtet.
      das liegt eben darin und da bewahrheitet sich der alte spruch : fisch fängt beim kopf zu stinken an, das sich heut zu tage, jeder möchtegern, sich als wirt bezeichnet und dementsprechend, sind dann auch die küchen besetzt, bzw. die betriebliche ausrichtung konzipiert.
      mich verwundert es nicht, das die geilsten partys und die tollsten genusstouren, nur noch privat erlebbar sind !
      und was den tipp anbelangt gerne. können uns ja auch per hotmail, privat uns austauschen. auf jeden fall spitze was du machst ! weiter so !

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому +1

      lch. naweker Perfekt, schick mir mal bittel deine Mailadresse!

  • @northseabrent
    @northseabrent 8 років тому +1

    Hello, please let me know do really have to use pink salt?

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Honey Ryder You don´t have to, but it helps to turn the me.at red - curring is also fine with normal salt. I hope that helps, cheers Chris

    • @northseabrent
      @northseabrent 8 років тому

      +COOK WITHMEAT Yes thanks for your opinion it's always good to know people's points of view of curing and smoking.

    • @evanpilot
      @evanpilot 8 років тому +1

      0:13 he mentions Curing salt also known as pink salt.

  • @louiecharcuterie1242
    @louiecharcuterie1242 6 років тому

    This looks great! I will be following this recipe soon and have one question about the cure, do you have the ingredients for the cure listed somewhere or a link to the product which will break down how much nitrate/nitrite and salt is in the cure? Here in Canada i have Prague (Pink Salt) #1 (6.25% Nitrite, 93.75% Salt) and Prague #2 (5.67% Nitrite, 3.63% Nitrate) and also concentrated Pickling Salt (close to Prague #1) which I use depending on what type of cure I need. Do you know the breakdown of the cure you list in your recipe? Thanks again!

    • @louiecharcuterie1242
      @louiecharcuterie1242 6 років тому

      So not being good with math or conversions.... Prague (Pink Salt) #1 = 6.25% Nitrite. 1 oz for 25 lbs of meat (28.35 g per 11.34 kg of meat) or 2.5 grams per kg of meat. So if i did this right, which I won't guarantee, your recipe for 10 grams per kg of meat is 4 times the recommended amount of Prague #1 or Pink Cure #1 here in North America. Correct me if I'm wrong please. Do you know the ratio nitrite and salt in your cure? Thanks!

    • @louiecharcuterie1242
      @louiecharcuterie1242 6 років тому

      Just a quick note after some research, Nitrite levels are lowered after the salt is rinsed off so the levels may actually be acceptable. I'm no expert just cautious. Any Dry Cure Guru's out there want to weigh in on this and clarify?
      Again, I really appreciate the recipe and videos your doing. Thanks!

  • @ronnieprevedel9537
    @ronnieprevedel9537 8 років тому +1

    Do you always use pork loin for your spec ? I thought you would use part of the butt as it is similar to proscutto

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Ronnie Prevedel I use Belly and Loin, because it is easier to handle and does not need too much space in the fridge - but of course the so called "Schinken Speck" is made out of the butt and you can use this as well. If I would have a commercial fridge I would do so ;) I hope that helps, Cheers Chris

  • @julescarney7258
    @julescarney7258 9 років тому

    do you think this will work with a shoulder?

  • @gatox7893
    @gatox7893 9 років тому +1

    What tipe of recepies i can do with this meat?? or i can eat it like that??

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      You can eat it straight away or use it just like Bacon! Greetings from Austria.

    • @gatox7893
      @gatox7893 9 років тому

      Thanks!!,right now im buying the smoked camera!,your the best!

  • @jeromemartucci111
    @jeromemartucci111 3 роки тому

    What is the exact name of the Curing Salt ?

  • @sergec.3301
    @sergec.3301 Рік тому

    10g of instacure#2 seems excessive, every package I have seen states only 3g per kilo?

  • @spaknives
    @spaknives 5 років тому

    Bad ass!

  • @darkolukacevic34
    @darkolukacevic34 3 роки тому

    Ako nemaš HRVATSKI prijevod ovoga gurmanskoga recepta to ti kod nas ne prolazi jer i mi imamo svoje suhomesnate delicije na svjetskim jezicima pozdrav iz HRVATSKE

  • @darrenmalden7610
    @darrenmalden7610 8 років тому +1

    hi cook with meat, where do you get that cold smoke generator?

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Darren Malden Hi Darren, you can get the Cold Smoke Generator here: amzn.to/1jvUaoD . I hope that helps, cheers Chris

    • @darrenmalden7610
      @darrenmalden7610 8 років тому +1

      Thanks

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому

      +Darren Malden You are welcome!

    • @darrenmalden7610
      @darrenmalden7610 8 років тому +1

      I'm curing with jalapenos, Thai chili's, and chili petin, cilantro, garlic, Himalayan salt, Brown sugar and molasses. Even inside Ziploc bags sealed the entire fridge smells delicious. I'll report back in about six days

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  8 років тому +1

      +Darren Malden Wow, this sounds fantastic! Yes, please keep me updated - I like the idea with the molasses :)

  • @jordanlevin8
    @jordanlevin8 5 років тому

    how does it not go bad?

  • @aeffchen5252
    @aeffchen5252 9 років тому +1

    Boar junge... Um mal einen anderen kanal zu zitieren:"da läuft dir alles aus dem maul!"
    Du bist profi und das sah super lecker aus "daumenhoch"

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Hahaha, danke dir, freut mich dass es dir gefällt Profi bin ich zwar leider keiner, aber ich arbeite daran ;)

  • @GlutfeuerBBQTV
    @GlutfeuerBBQTV 9 років тому +1

    Sieht top aus ;)

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      Dankeschön, hat auch top geschmeckt ;)

  • @dimplezdimples8451
    @dimplezdimples8451 6 років тому

    Beech wood, not “beach”. Other than that great video!

  • @maryfrancis3
    @maryfrancis3 6 років тому

    The speck Hungarian recipe does not have cilantro(coriander) in it.

  • @charlyp676
    @charlyp676 5 років тому

    Verdammt schaut dein Speck gut aus😃

  • @philatkinson4809
    @philatkinson4809 5 років тому

    cilantro = coriander seeds, yes?

  • @russellday8102
    @russellday8102 3 роки тому

    Beech. I guess reading the description helps, duh. This chip rack you use, is there a North American link supplier? My German Language skills aren't so great.

  • @einfachleckerkochenmitTom
    @einfachleckerkochenmitTom 9 років тому +2

    sau gutes Video echt toll, Lust auf Asiatische Kochkünste von youtubern ?
    schau doch mal bei der Asia Week vorbei habe heute den Startschuss mit einer
    Mongolischem Lammfleisch Variante gegeben würde mich freuen... Tom
    ChaosKitchen51 - Kochen & Backen mit Tom

  • @eosdelb
    @eosdelb 9 років тому +1

    is this a bacon or prosciutto? I may be too dense to understand what you did here. Sorry.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  9 років тому

      It´s called Speck an Austrian specialty, best comparable with Bacon. In contrast to Prosciutto it is It´s cured and cold smoked. Greetings from Austria, Christian

    • @eosdelb
      @eosdelb 9 років тому +1

      Greetings as well!

  • @alot9917
    @alot9917 6 років тому

    search for baki 2018 speck and this came up.

  • @jimbop4499
    @jimbop4499 3 роки тому

    10g curing salt per kilo????
    Try 2.5!!

  • @mompluspaynes
    @mompluspaynes 7 років тому

    Now is the recipe different for Buntnerfleisch ?? I can understand German if it is easier for you to respond in your own language. I am just terrible at spelling the words. So I won't try and write it.

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  7 років тому

      Yes it is - Büntnerfleisch is beef and not smoked - only cured :)

    • @cookwithmeat
      @cookwithmeat  7 років тому

      p.s. no worries - english is fine :)

  • @beelinekhan460
    @beelinekhan460 11 місяців тому

    The music is terrible!

  • @RuNerism
    @RuNerism 6 місяців тому

    Кожу-то убрать надо было. Skin delete!!!

  • @Ryuuken24
    @Ryuuken24 7 років тому

    The smoke is the main taste. This is a very boring tasting piece of meat.