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I did one stuffed with a cranberry/tangerine relish a bunch of years ago. It turned out great...
I also stuffed one with cherries (dried cherries rehydrated in wine), but didn't smoke that one...
I used to do a lot of stuffed pork loins when I was cooking for ten. My favorite was stuffed...
I get what you're saying and I was discussing my tendency towards "extreme sausages" with one of my party guests on Tuesday.
I naturally like big and bold flavors, but I also make heavily flavored sausages because they are generally used as a snack instead of a meal.
I can see myself...
I use an AMNPS in my Bradley electric smoker. The other day, I smoked some sausages and the temperature in the cooking chamber got to over 110*F, just from the AMNPS. The ambient was probably mid 70s but the end of the smoke.
Your cooking chamber will be larger, but you will still get a fair...
I always taste the rub directly - just a pinch.
You can do a fry test or grill test with a ground meat patty, a chicken thigh or a pork chop (sprinkle on the rub with about the same density as you would on the ribs). Takes a bit more time, but might be worth it rather than risk all that time...
Need to head to one of the Asian markets this afternoon for some fresh lemongrass for a lemongrass ginger saison.
I will definitely browse for stuff to incorporate into sausage...
I don't use NFDM in my sausages, but I can see using the powdered coconut milk to get the flavor you're targeting without adding way too much liquid. (I tried to make a Korean-style BBQ sausage. I liked the flavor a lot, but the texture was weird from too much liquid.)
I bow to your vast experience, naturally, but can you even taste such a small amount of marjoram? I recently made a garlic sausage with 1.2 grams per kg and I don't taste it. (Of course, I used a LOT of garlic, so the subtlety may be masked.)
Normal price around here is $1.79 - $2.19 for bone-in butt. I bought six when they were on sale for $0.99 a pound. I plan to use up the last of the six this weekend, so I'm on the lookout for another sale...
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