Extremely Delicious Homemade Pancetta

I saw this recipe in a bookstore somewhere, and tried making it from memory and it was a huge success I was a little worried about the relatively small portion of salt at first, but it's worked well every time I've made it.
I used water-absorbent sheets that absorb grease and water quite well. I think you can also use kitchen wipes (like thick paper towels) as well. There are recipes that require more salt, producing pancetta that keeps longer, but with this recipe you won't need to de-salt the meat afterwards. The ingredient amounts listed are also enough to give the pork a good strong flavor. Just make sure to cook it through before eating. Recipe by Miruneko
Extremely Delicious Homemade Pancetta
I saw this recipe in a bookstore somewhere, and tried making it from memory and it was a huge success I was a little worried about the relatively small portion of salt at first, but it's worked well every time I've made it.
I used water-absorbent sheets that absorb grease and water quite well. I think you can also use kitchen wipes (like thick paper towels) as well. There are recipes that require more salt, producing pancetta that keeps longer, but with this recipe you won't need to de-salt the meat afterwards. The ingredient amounts listed are also enough to give the pork a good strong flavor. Just make sure to cook it through before eating. Recipe by Miruneko
Steps
- 1
Season the meat with salt, pepper, thyme, and other herbs to perfume. Wrap in water-absorbent paper, place in a ziploc bag, and store in the fridge.
- 2
The following day, a lot of water will start to seep out, so wrap it tightly in a new sheet of water-absorbent paper, put it in a ziploc bag and put it back in the fridge in the same manner. Keep an eye on it for a day or two, and change the wrapping once a lot of water has come out.
- 3
The next day, do the same thing, replacing the absorbent paper and putting it back in the fridge. After this, change the absorbent paper daily, and it should be done in about 2 weeks. User "Kyoku" said it was ready in about 10 days.
- 4
I used this pancetta to make spring cabbage fettuccine It also goes great with simple dishes such consommé soup.
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