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Thank you to all who have helped my sausage making journey. Still a long way to go but I’ve seen steady improvement every batch. I’ve probably made four batches now. Here’s my latest. As always, please critique anything you see that might be improved. Jalapeño Cheddar smoked sausage.
Same issue For me. I’ve made a few batches with store bought LEM collagen casings and can’t get a good bind and texture. Taste is excellent, but need help with the casing issue. Is it technique or casing? I plan to buy new casings from LS or somewhere to see if there is a quality difference...
safe to assume that holding meat that is finished at 140 will simply hold the IT and stop the cooking process? Seems intuitive but I’ve never done it. I try to plan for my cooks to finish early but am always concerned about having to reheat the meat after I’ve spent all that time smoking it.
Do you ever run into problems with the sticks touching? Mine under cook when I drape them over the dowel in the area touching the dowel. Made a batch yesterday and tied individual sticks but that was a pain in the you know what. I like your hook method.
Thinking of trying to smoke cheese for the first time myself. Just checking my understanding of the process...Wait til temps get down around 60 and cold smoke (I'll use an MES40 w/mailbox mod)? Smoke with dust for 4 hours or so? Then what...rest in fridge for a while before eating or vac seal...
Great flavor so not a total bust but definitely fat out. Thanks for all the help guys. Next time I’m going to 120 followed by sv or the clock method mentioned earlier.
Thanks. It has slowed down after the initial rise. I've got multiple probes and appear be tracking well. Been 4 hrs. and am at 120F. Smoker set at 145F right now.
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