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Must... resist... chamber sealer... LOL
IMO there 2 important things to learn from using pickle brine:
1. NOTHING goes to waste in a professional kitchen, and
2. using things like this can create a signature flavor (Chick Fil A).
Not sure if anyone saw it but made pickled sausage with...
Nope. Also the spices amounts are VERY low. I SV'd in the casing no bag.
https://www.meatsandsausages.com/sausage-recipes/cooked/mortadella-deutsch-paprika
Nice sammy!
@chopsaw beat me to it. Just used Marianski's german/deutch mortadella at the suggestion of Rich and it's KILLER! For some odd reason (probably hangover ha) I nuked some and my mind was blown. Tasted EXACTLY like a good frankfurter. Knife marks were deliberate to show how...
Random thoughts. You need to make more jerky HA! Be curious of processor would do it for you for a reasonable fee. Maybe try a smaller diameter tube. The thought would be that it would create more forward pressure than back pressure. Good luck!
Wild. That was EXACTLY my method when I was espresso geeking. Check this out. I browse here on my phone and then later comment on the laptop so I read your post before making my am cup (nespresso) and was thinking how to respond and thought to myself. Wonder if ran the cup again... I'll be...
Agree with others the stock was not really to my liking and a PITA to find. Not really an exact method but typical stock is prolly 2% salt so 2% of 10% stock is .2% so lower your salt by .2%. Dave used 2% salt so only use 1.8% with your salted stock. Not done it yet but a huge fan of bouillon...
Nespresso here too but wife doing the Keurig. I would say a lot of people craving a good strong cup would love a nespresso americano. Shot with water. Add cream/sugar if you want. Heads up nespresso people the pods can be scored for a deal on ebay but you gotta buy bulk.
Tasted my first commercial pickled red hot yesterday. Not Zieglers but Bay View brand from Menards. No way you can make something like that without the heat being in the sausage first. Good stuff and yeah pretty dang hot.
NICE. OFest type fare is around the corner. Hope to see more from her. I am still working on my german stuff off and on. Maggi cubes and Kuhne Salata were the latest splurge.
Not weird at all to me. I have not seen anyone talk about it but as a student of german and asian food there is...
I've done skinless low and slow smokes and not for me. Too smokey for bird unless you are curing. For bird, think wood fired grill (higher temp and lighter smoke profile). Last run I went the highest ever, 500F. Cornell chicken. Got pretty dang crispy.
Heads up I sent Rich the Breakfast Bell which is the hot and spicy one. Pretty close to "the one". Shoot me a DM if you want a sample. Semi local butcher does lots of things well and they use the CY stuff. Heads up that site is sorta sneaky. LOTS of cool stuff "hidden". Check out the...
Never ran it with bacon but I have cut GB with ground pork for things and think it is actually better than GB alone. IE loose meat spaghetti, meatballs, sloppy joes, meatloaf, etc. Ground bacon in pork sausages with onion like leberwurst are killer.
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