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The big advantage is one handed and one person crimping on large sausage-----bologna and summer sausage----helps if ring pliers are spring loaded.
Blaise
Without going into a history of salt -----added ingredients, or how they are made. I am referring to the "new fad sea salt craze". In particular the Himalayan mined pink salt----from the Himalayan mountains of Pakistan and from Utah, U.S.A. These are the salts that will not completely dissolve...
Once again, this is more for the less experienced.
I used to think--salt is salt-----then the sea salt fad started, with all the health claims----good and bad. Not going to discuss that.
If you ever took a bite of sausage or any food for that matter, and hit the "Crunchies" ----sort of...
Well I am heading to 4 weeks and am at 38%-------shooting for about 40 to 45%-----50% on the pepperoni. Will post pics when sliced, diced and digesting.
Blaise
The outside is usually the inside-----what you are seeing is probably from the scraping-----should be harmless----saw this on the farm quite often.
Check out the process at this link https://butchersapprentice.wordpress.com/2010/11/26/hog-casings-from-scratch/
Blaise
The two groups of people that know beef------the Texans----and the Jewish people. I grew up around around some Jewish families-----the best roast beef and sausage imaginable. One of their secrets---the cut of beef. Tough cut didn't matter-----flavor did, Chuck, flank and especially brisket. ...
These have worked great for me-----use them in my grill----cold smoke ----hot smoke. I'll give you a ballpark figure on time-----the 12 in., 4 to 7 hours----seems to depend on pellet type, humidity and draft.
So anyway, I'm going to try to show you, mostly with pics----it's simple but harder...
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