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Herring Traditionall "Rollmops" are (HERRING) Fillets wrapped around a small sour pickle and cured in brine. The term comes from rollen, meaning - "to roll up" in German. Side note: Moppen means "sour face" in Dutch
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The meat from the back and sides of a pig is called bacon. Bacon is usually cured and then dried, boiled or smoked.
They are raised the same as any other meat you buy in grocery, the only difference is they are fed corn instead of grain (a mixture usually made of corn, oats, and barley). WHAT! No it's not any beef can be made into corned beef - corned beef is brine cured beef, the "corned" means the size of salt grains used to make the brine.
beef that has been cured and slow cooked
New England colonists depended on salted cod and smoked herring for food and as trade items. During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, cured fish products made major contributions to the economies of New England and eastern Canada.
LOXplurallox orlox·esDefinition of LOX: salmon that has been cured in brine and sometimes smoked
No, Montreal smoked meat is not made from horse meat. Montreal smoked meat is made from beef brisket that is salted and cured with spices.
Sardines are cured herring.
It's cured and stored in its own salty whey brine.
Curing usually involves the use of brine or other solution where the meat is injected or soaked to preserve it. Smoking is exposing the meat to smoke (either cold or hot). Cured meat can also be smoked but all smoked meat isn't always cured.
Herring Traditionall "Rollmops" are (HERRING) Fillets wrapped around a small sour pickle and cured in brine. The term comes from rollen, meaning - "to roll up" in German. Side note: Moppen means "sour face" in Dutch
Fish often turn red when they are cured and smoked. Smoked salmon, for example, is bright red. Herrings have been cured this way since the middle ages and called "red herrings". Smoked herrings have a rather potent scent and would divert hunting dogs who track by scent; it was for this reason that it was first used in its figurative sense as a diversion in 1807.
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No. Smoking and curing are both methods that effectively cook food. Just smoked food is safe, just cured food is safe and when something is both smoked and cured it is also safe.
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