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	Comments on: Now I&#8217;ve started home-curing my own bacon, I can&#8217;t stop. It&#8217;s so good to eat and amazing to witness how the salt, sugar and herbs transform the meat.
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Here&#8217;s my pork belly, from Flavio at @lavalledelsasso about to go into the fridge for a 5-day cure. I ground bay leaves, juniper berries and pepper as aromatics and they smelt amazing. It&#8217;ll be interesting to see how the taste differs from my last batch that used rosemary.
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If you want to have a go at curing and are new to it, bacon is a good place to start.	</title>
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