ratatak
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Curing turkey meatHi, I've just recieved two giant boned turkey thighs. Does anyone know if they can be cured like ham or bacon?
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judith
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I don't see why not.
Turkey bacon does exist. I've never tried it, though, so I couldn't say whether it is worth eating at the end of the process!
Cured duck, OTOH, is a very Good Thing.
(And welcome to Downsizer, by the way  )
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ratatak
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I'll just give it a go and see what happens. Watch this space!
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judith
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Yes, do report back with the results.
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ratatak
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If I don't poison myself.
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alice
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I once ate a smoked turkey for christmas dinner, it had been sent from Texas to California in the post and it was delicious. And I lived to tell the tale
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beckyboots
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It is possible to dry cure or wet cure your boned out turkey leg. Be sure the cure is aromatic. I would cure for about 24 hours only though.
I would Hot smoke over Hickory or maple. O ak would be too strong.#
I hot smoke many things n my BRadley smoker and turkey s brlliant
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judith
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Should we be concerned about ratatak yet?
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