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Not to change the subject but just learned of Pepper X today, world's hottest pepper. Either its new or I'm behind times, it packs a 3,000,000 + scoville. Not sure I have the balls to try this one.
Curious what your ratio of reaper powder to ground meat is if you can share. When I cook it, I will split it down the middle to get a look. I always do this with new sausage like a meat scientist lol.
Never had that here in Louisiana (at least not in my family circle) but sounds fantastic. Just so happen to have a head of cabbage in the fridge to ferment this weekend. Additional use now planned. Thanks for the idea
That does sound good. Going to try that with some reaper cheese I found recently.
On the way in is the only burn I hope for lol
Most odd I seen was frito pie. Definitely will try that.
Expecting to cook some this week. Definitely will let you know.
Local smoke shop brands themselves on unique sausage. Stopped in to browse and had to pick up a couple of things. Settled on ghost pepper and dragons breath for my first samples. Haven't cooked any yet but looking forward to it. As you will see below, they certainly have come up with unique...
I'm ready for some cooler weather as well to smoke some more cheese. Took some out yesterday I smoked in January, cheddar and mozzarella were great, pepper Jack was surprisingly still very smoke strong and they all smoked together.
Yes, what you have explained sounds like our boudin, rice was used as the filler. Very interesting how these things have remained in cultures, extended to others and cherished by most today.
Is this a normal sausage in the northern states? Have never had potato sausage but it looks very tasty. I have never even seen potato sausage here in Louisiana, dosent mean it isn't here, I just never seen it anywhere. I'm certainly going to try this, thanks for sharing.
Many of us have suffered with our ghost pepper plants not producing while every other pepper in the garden if fully loaded. Down here in South Louisiana, temps had elevated as high as 111° just a couple weeks ago. A week ago temps finally dropped to lowers 90s during the day here and now my...
Mom always says you have to blanch before freezing but from what I researched they claim peppers don't require it, but great point it not matter since it's going to sauce.
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