Turkey bags?

Sure. You can cure it in Brown Paper Grocery Bags as well, if you needed to. The main thing is keeping it away from the things that degrade it, light/heat etc...
 

TheIrieOne

Active Member
I don't know man.. I've people do that and their stuff doesn't smoke as smooth and I just was taught not to really.. like Lone Bonger said, a brown paper bag.. go to a grocery store that still asks "paper" or "plastic".. or use cookie tins...
 

tinyTURTLE

Well-Known Member
cure in a turkey bag, store in a vacum-sealed bag.
get a food saver, they are less than a hundred bucks and keep it just right once it's just right.
i had some in a vacum bag under my bed for a couple months, it wound up so nicely cured...
 

rvrdennis

Active Member
Sure. You can cure it in Brown Paper Grocery Bags as well, if you needed to. The main thing is keeping it away from the things that degrade it, light/heat etc...
I don't know man.. I've people do that and their stuff doesn't smoke as smooth and I just was taught not to really.. like Lone Bonger said, a brown paper bag.. go to a grocery store that still asks "paper" or "plastic".. or use cookie tins...
you definatly cant cure in paper bags. you can dry them in paper bags but its a bad idea. try to look up curing or curing technique in other threads. theres a bunch of good tutorials and advise on things that work and dont work.
 
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