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I remember the first time that I went to Korea, back in 94 or so. I took a helicopter from Busan to Geoje island. It was tightly packed (standing room only) and I could barely breathe from the garlic wafting from everyone's pores. After a couple weeks of eating Korean food, I couldn't smell it...
Well, I let it go an extra week just to firm it up some more.
It is a bit saltier than I expected, but the flavor is wonderful. I need to slice it thinner. Maybe I'll try it on my crappy LEM slicer...
As you can see, the outermost part of the meat is nearly jerky, but it is not too chewy...
Which is a bacterial thing. Which bacteria is of concern to you?
The time/temperature table is based on thermal death curve for salmonella in beef emulsions in tubes. The concern is even less for intact muscles.
That's an option, but if you do that, add a post on the end of the thread saying that you've added pictures.
Mostly, we just add a new post to the thread with the new pictures...
Hey, now. Some of us "old timers" are adaptable...
I remember being hesitant back in 2008 or so when I was first trying it. My sister-in-law freaked out...
No risk, my friend! Open your mind, and then open your mouth!!
(It has to have a 3 minute rest at 145, though!)
I do chicken at 145, but I do it with sous vide and hold it there for an hour to be sure. (9.2 minutes required at 145 IT for pasteurization, 5% Fat Content (7-log10 lethality))
ECC, welcome to the wonderful world of sausage making. You're not the only one making sausage with the KitchenAid - I make about 8-9 pounds every other week (solo).
Definitely read through this post - it will make a substantial difference in getting the casings onto the stuffing tube and...
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