Rainy days sausage........Chorizo and Summer sausage

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unclejhim

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Mar 14, 2013
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Folsom, La.
Last week we were rained in for a few days so I decided to make some cold smoked Chorizo. I wasn't able to get pic's of the prep. but the recipe is from the book CHARCUTERIE. I used the Mexican Chorizo recipe and added cure ( he does have a recipe for cold smoked Chorizo also).

just drying getting ready for smoke.

Links in the smoker. It was very cloudy and humid so I wasn't real sure how this was gonna work. Cold smoke for about 8 hrs..


After the smoke doing the blooming thing.


I grilled a couple just to sample and I was pretty happy with the results,.... the wife liked them also...always a plus.


Here's the money shot. They had a really good spicy flavor without being to hot.


Still raining so I decide to make some summer sausage ( this is my second attempt).  This is all beef and is fro0m Len Poli's recipe for the most part.


 Just hanging around drying. The weather cleared a good bit so I put them in the smoker to dry quicker.


Then I did a heavy cold smoke ( using 2 lrg. mazes for about  2 hrs.)


Turned up the heat and smoked (still with the heavy smoke) for about 7 hrs. till temp of 150F.


Here they are blooming for about 3 hrs. I then hung them in the frige overnite.


Here's the money shot. These really came out good. Much better then my first batch and I think I'll stick with this recipe for a while.


Thanks for looking. Suns out so gotta get busy in the yard.

GEAUX TIGERS!!
 
Looks great from here,,,, Nice job 
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A full smoker is a happy smoker 

DS
 
 
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