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I spent my day making breakfast sausage. With the help of several people on SMF I think it turn out pretty good. I used pop's recipe and I made an Italian Sweet sausage. Here are the pics
Here is the issue. My smoker isn't getting hot enough to cook my sausage. I want to get it done in the next few hours and would like to know the pros and coins of finishing in my oven. Thanks
I have read a lot of reviews about different sheep casings. Most of them talk about torn casings and hard to work with. Which ones do you fine folks find best to use? Thanks
I make my sausage using LEM seasoning. I stuff the casings. Then I twist them to make links. Here is the problem. I can't get the twist to stay. The links always come undone. What am I doing wrong? I know it is probably simple but it is becoming a pain. Any help is very welcome.
I have done lots of jerky on a dehydrator. I would like a good smoky flavor so I was thinking about trying it on my Bradley Original smoker. Would the principal be much the same as the post I have read doing on an MES? Thanks for the help
David, its funny you say that. I was thinking about those little sheds before I posted this. Would I need to do anything specific to the interior to make it fire proof? It would be used mostly to smoke summer sausage and things like that.
I like a lot of the smoke houses I have seen built on here. My question is, does anyone know who builds smoke houses to sell? My construction skills are really lacking so I would just like to buy 1 if possible. Thanks
I used hi mountain and backwoods mixes and the cure included in the packs. I smoked them to an internal temp of 155-160. Ice bath for an hour or so then let set at room temp for an hour before cutting
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