The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Food & crafts => Food processing => Topic started by: wayfarer on June 07, 2014, 02:59:00 pm
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I cured some bacon last year and successfully made some air dried ham but have struggled to cut both evenly using a knife. As I plan to do the same again this year (and I still have a lot of the parma hanging outside my shed can anyone recommend a slicer that would do both? I have seen one in Lakeland that looks OK.
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We got ours off Flea Bay - it was a commercial one, like the ones you see in Deli shops. Makes the air dried ham taste about a million times better
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I got one from Northern Tools. Quite expensive - looks like what they have in a supermarket deli. Absolutely worth the money if you are planning to do lots of bacon and ham. We tried a few off eBay and they were mostly filthy and blunt
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I know this is a bit late but Nesbitts have been selling reconditioned professional meat slicers on ebay. I bought mine worth £350 for £50 incl delivery, it had been cleaned and tested. Plus you get the instructions. I couldnt believe my luck when I came across this. It does weigh a ton and impossible for me to lift but what a brilliant buy!
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Anyone tried this meat slicer?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Andrew-James-Red-Electric-Food-Meat-Slicer-19cm-Blade-2-Extra-Blades-/281118017687?pt=UK_HGKitchen_SmallApp_RL&hash=item4173f08897 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Andrew-James-Red-Electric-Food-Meat-Slicer-19cm-Blade-2-Extra-Blades-/281118017687?pt=UK_HGKitchen_SmallApp_RL&hash=item4173f08897)
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Anyone tried this meat slicer?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Andrew-James-Red-Electric-Food-Meat-Slicer-19cm-Blade-2-Extra-Blades-/281118017687?pt=UK_HGKitchen_SmallApp_RL&hash=item4173f08897 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Andrew-James-Red-Electric-Food-Meat-Slicer-19cm-Blade-2-Extra-Blades-/281118017687?pt=UK_HGKitchen_SmallApp_RL&hash=item4173f08897)
We used to have a Krupp orange and white one with two blades ..one plain & the other serrated like the link shows that was very similar, rated at 150 watts .
It had a hard job with all but the softest of crumbly cheeses and bread of all things but was good on cooked meat and canned ham . We never used it on veg of any sort .
I don't think you'd have a lot of problem with a good cured meat so long as you kept it very thin and took it slowly .