SC - Lord's Salt experiment.

Jeff Heilveil heilveil at uiuc.edu
Mon Nov 8 07:29:58 PST 1999


Salut!
It has been a while since I last posted. Recently, I was moving out of my
house and heading out to a new one, and my housemate and I found a
left-over jar of Lord's Salt in a cabinet.  We had made it for Lillies
(Mid-June) and it was still around.  Having taken the precautions that my
pathology background provided, I sampled some of the meat.  IT was
wonderful.  It had even mellowed a little bit.  Now, we do things a little
differently than the recipe in the Miscellany.  Using a bottle of "Essig"
(25% acidity vinegar), we made a solution of 7% acidity vinegar (As
opposed to mixing 5% and 7% as suggested.  IT results in a strongly
flavored meat that works well for Roast of Meat, and for snacking on with
bread.  Well, it turns out that it also works well for meat that is still
safe to eat 4 and a half months later.

Yours in Service.

Cu drag,
Bogdan


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Jeffrey Heilveil M.S.		      Ld. Bogdan de la Brasov, C.W.
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