Wet and Dry Curing

This course focuses on traditional and modern meat curing techniques, including brining, injection curing, and dry curing. Students will examine the effects of salt, nitrates, sugars, and time on meat preservation, flavor development, and food safety. Hands-on projects include producing cured hams, bacon, pastrami, and whole-muscle dry-cured meats like prosciutto. The course also covers fermentation’s role in curing, regulatory considerations, and quality control measures for long-term meat preservation. Prerequisite: Protein Fabrication and Utilization: Beef 30008163

Pre-Requisites
Protein Fabrication and Utilization: Beef

Classes


Course: Wet and Dry Curing (24881)

Hybrid/In Person > 50% online
Location: Marshfield
Duration: 2/1/2026 - 4/2/2026

Days & Time:

Mon, Wed: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Facility:

Auburndale High School

Instructor:

Adam Schlafke

Tuition and Fees: $424.60

Out of State Tuition and Fees: $424.60

Status:Full Seats Available:N/A
Essential Class Information: This class incorporates various types of instruction. The online portion is delivered through Blackb ...

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Wet and Dry Curing


Catalog #30008172
Undergraduate