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We used to can hotdogs in jars with hotdog sauce to cover. You could take em anywhere unrefrigerated (camping,races) ,heat em up and they were really good
Place the kielbasa in a large pot and cover with water then bring to a boil. Reduce to a slow simmer and skim the protein off the top. Cover and simmer for 45 minutes. It is now done but you can put it on a pan in a hot oven for 15 minutes to crisp the casings.
Thanks. I've made lots of kielbasa ( fresh and smoked) but have never used cultures to get the sour tang. I will try it out on some kielbasa snack sticks
I've used an element like that in 2 different insulated smokers. One was a small converted fridge , the other was a converted commercial upright warmer. Mostly for sausage and snack sticks. Works great for that. Once you get used to adjusting it holds temp great
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