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Thanks man. Ive made tasso just never used the cure. Gonna check dat out next time i need a batch.
You are correct on the hickory.
Pecan or oak is my go to for tasso but had to use hickory since it was all i had. Turned out great and the older cajun folk liked it better so i guess hickory does...
what cut of beef do you use to make beef tasso?
and as far as curing did you just add it to the seasoning or did you brine it with the cure #1
only reason Im asking is cause Poli's recipe doesn't have any instruction on the cure part, just that he is using cure #2
this is what i ended up getting. for the time being as it was on sale and i just could pass it up -
it is a copy of the weston stuffer - and probably made by weston and possible some of their "seconds" models.
it sells for 179.00 at academy and was on clearance for 124.00
use it by myself to...
what would actually make jerky "shelf stable" ? When jerky is made for purchase in the stores why is it not refriderated and on the counter or in sealed bags on a display rack?
I have free access to oak but I would have to buy alder, apple or cherry chunks. We use mostly oak and pecan in Louisiana because it is abundant.
I think one load of wood in the fire box might b the solution.usually I load it once an hour for 5-6 hours of smoke. We like it heavy down here...
yeah that was a thought also... and would really cut the time down... I do actually want to put some actual smoke to it.
just wanting to try a batch with light smoke for the old folks in the family and the ladies who are not too exited about the smoke.
Im gonna give this a shot on my next run...
Hey Fellow Sausage Brethren....
Lets say I have a batch of sausage and only want to smoke it slightly.
will start out smoker temp at 100 to dry sausage for about an hour.
With cure added can I smoke it for say 1 hr at about 120-130 smoker temp and then bring IT of the sausage up to 150 - 155...
not a bad option either. how much meat would you say gets trapped in the elbow on the bottom? looks like about a whole link or so with the stuffer tube connected.
Does the handle stay attached or does it just slip on when being used?
HT, thanks for the input - I agree with the smaller stuffers - I think that may be a wiser choice. So far my plan is to go with a Dakota since it can be a 1 man operation on stuffing. I think that is the wise choice for us. me and my buddy will probably share this and possible end up getting...
Im Tall (6'-2") but my buddy i make sausage with is shorts at approx 5'-6'' -
maybe i can crank the stuffer and he can hold my sausage while its stuffing. LMAO
Thanks for all the suggestions so far, this is a hard decision to make i guess with so many options out there... budget is a concern like most of us. Just want to make sure we get the right one and worth what we pay for.
I didnt realize there were reviews already for stuffers in the sticky.
Do...
What vertical stuffer do most of you prefer?
I would like one that will hold at least 10lbs prefereably 20lbs.
our grinder does a decent job of stuffing but its just slow..
our average size batch has been 50-70lbs at a time.
i've looked at a lot of them just not sure which one to get..
all...
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