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my first bacon bomb
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 4:57 am
by Tasso-Hunter
Hay guys...Let me show you my first bacon bomb...I did it during a rainy afternoon to fight the cold temperature
I mixed 1/2 pork minced meat with 1/2 calf minced meet adding 2 sausages also. I mixed all together spice rub and before do the classic meatloaf to it I putted in the middle scamorza italian cheese and yellow fresh pepper. In the end I wrapped with bacon.
I started my weber and kept the temperature about 300° for 1.40 hour smoking with apple wood....the final taste was good but the meat was not very juicy, was a little dry...where is the mistake?
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 6:40 am
by OldUsedParts
sorry bout the dryness, however, if it's wrapped in bacon then it's OK with me
always enjoy browsing your cook posts, T.H., they are like a mini-Cinematic Dinner
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 1:57 pm
by Txdragon
Do you know the fat/lean ratio of the beef you used?
Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2016 5:30 am
by Tasso-Hunter
Txdragon wrote:Do you know the fat/lean ratio of the beef you used?
I don't know it...do You think the problem is calf meat too lean? I didn't observed the Fat ratio becouse using pork meat and 2 sausages I thinked was ok
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Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2016 3:04 pm
by Txdragon
Tasso-Hunter wrote:I don't know it...do You think the problem is calf meat too lean? I didn't observed the Fat ratio becouse using pork meat and 2 sausages I thinked was ok
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Could be. If it was a lean ratio like 90/10. The ground pork could have been pretty lean too, but most times ground pork is at 80/20 lean/fat. Not sure what it may be in your area though.
Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 7:33 am
by Tasso-Hunter
Txdragon wrote:Tasso-Hunter wrote:I don't know it...do You think the problem is calf meat too lean? I didn't observed the Fat ratio becouse using pork meat and 2 sausages I thinked was ok
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Could be. If it was a lean ratio like 90/10. The ground pork could have been pretty lean too, but most times ground pork is at 80/20 lean/fat. Not sure what it may be in your area though.
Probably you're right....the next time I'll do it probably it'll better buy ground pork and beef asking to the butcher a more hight fat ratio....which lean/fat ratio do you think should be the best?
Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 10:35 am
by Txdragon
Tasso-Hunter wrote:Txdragon wrote:Tasso-Hunter wrote:I don't know it...do You think the problem is calf meat too lean? I didn't observed the Fat ratio becouse using pork meat and 2 sausages I thinked was ok
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Could be. If it was a lean ratio like 90/10. The ground pork could have been pretty lean too, but most times ground pork is at 80/20 lean/fat. Not sure what it may be in your area though.
Probably you're right....the next time I'll do it probably it'll better buy ground pork and beef asking to the butcher a more hight fat ratio....which lean/fat ratio do you think should be the best?
I like to use 70/30 for meatloaf, which would work well for a bacon bomb. I made my last one with this ratio and it was juicy as could be.
Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 11:00 am
by Tasso-Hunter
Txdragon wrote:Tasso-Hunter wrote:Txdragon wrote:Tasso-Hunter wrote:I don't know it...do You think the problem is calf meat too lean? I didn't observed the Fat ratio becouse using pork meat and 2 sausages I thinked was ok
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Could be. If it was a lean ratio like 90/10. The ground pork could have been pretty lean too, but most times ground pork is at 80/20 lean/fat. Not sure what it may be in your area though.
Probably you're right....the next time I'll do it probably it'll better buy ground pork and beef asking to the butcher a more hight fat ratio....which lean/fat ratio do you think should be the best?
I like to use 70/30 for meatloaf, which would work well for a bacon bomb. I made my last one with this ratio and it was juicy as could be.
ohhh it looks great!! very juicy! did you glaze it also with bbq sauce?
Re: RE: Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 11:13 am
by Txdragon
Tasso-Hunter wrote:
ohhh it looks great!! very juicy! did you glaze it also with bbq sauce?
Thank you! I sure did! It got some sauce about the last 20 minutes or so on the grill.
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 9:38 pm
by Boots
Noob hit a dinger...
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 2:09 am
by Tasso-Hunter
Boots wrote:Noob hit a dinger...
I'm sorry for my bad english...but I don't understand what means "dinger"
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 5:52 am
by egghead
Noob = new person on the forum
Dinger = It's a good thing. Excellent cook, home run in baseball, Italy wins world cup
Mighty fine eats TH
Re: my first bacon bomb
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 6:17 am
by Tasso-Hunter
egghead wrote:Noob = new person on the forum
Dinger = It's a good thing. Excellent cook, home run in baseball, Italy wins world cup
Mighty fine eats TH
Ahaha ok! thank you very much!
But i'm just trying to improve my knowledge...I hope to become a great pitmaster like you