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Psychobabble
Jan 17, 2006

MasterFugu posted:

probably because ziplock bags are easier to squeeze air out of, and fish picks up flavours easily. using plastic wrap alone with a marinade is pretty silly though.

Put it in a bowl so that when your liquidy item spills out of its plastic confines it just spills into a bowl.

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Psychobabble
Jan 17, 2006

CaptainCrunch posted:

Last week I put 2 three pound blabs of belly in the fridge to cure into bacon.

Last night, when overhauling them, I noticed that one had a lot of fluid in the bag, and was still pretty squishy. The other one was quite firm, but had almost no liquid in the bag. Tomorrow, Wed., is the 7 day mark.

Is that something to be concerned about? Or does it just mean one slab didn't have as much water in it as the other?

Just a hunch, but is the one that lost a lot of liquid a cut that is primarily meat while the other one is mostly fat?

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