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Published 2010
Many Caribbean cure recipes call for a brine flavored with allspice and other ingredients. Although this dry cure is not as spicy as the typical Island brine cure, the salt does the job and the brown sugar adds a distinctive flavor.
Mix the salt, saltpeter, and brown sugar. Put the meat into a glass container or crock and rub it well with the salt mix. Sprinkle the top with a little more salt, then put in a cool place. After a day, pour off any liquid that has accumulated, turn the meat, and sprinkle on a little more salt mix. Repeat the procedure for a total of 3 days. Then refrigerate the meat for 7 to 10 days.
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