CURING
Page
Hams and Bacon[2]-[3]
Smoking[14]-[15]
Boiling Hams[14]-[15]
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon[18]-[19]
Pumping[22]-[23]
Dry Salt Meats[26]-[27]
Mess Pork[38]-[39]
Spare Ribs[42]-[43]
Pickled Hog Tongues[42]-[43]
Pickled Pigs Feet[46]-[47]
Corned Beef[46]-[47]
Rolled Corned Beef[50]-[51]
Dried Beef[54]-[55]
SAUSAGE RECIPES
Liver Sausage[58]-[59]
Braunschweiger Leberwurst[62]-[63]
Fancy Braunschweiger Leberwurst[66]-[67]
Sardellen Liver Sausage[70]-[71]
Blood Sausage[70]-[71]
Tongue Sausage[78]-[79]
Head Cheese[82]-[83]
Pork Sausage[86]-[87]
Wiener or Frankfort Sausage[90]-[91]
Bologna Sausage[94]-[95]
Leona Sausage[98]-[99]
Bock Wurst[102]-[103]
Cervelat or Summer Sausage[106]-[107]
Salami[110]-[111]
Landjaeger[110]-[111]
Polish Sausage[114]-[115]
Holstein Sausage[118]-[119]
Minced Ham[118]-[119]
New England Ham[122]-[123]
Chopping and Mixing[122]-[123]

(See [Page 129] for Index of Supplies and Machinery.)

Directions How to Cure Hams, Picnic Hams, Shoulders, Shoulder Butts and Breakfast Bacon

Hams should first be selected into:

Small hams from 7 to 12 lbs. average.

Medium hams from 13 to 18 lbs. average.

Large hams from 19 to 24 lbs. average.

For 100 lbs. of small hams, make the following brine: