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I'd recommend first buying Rytek Kutas book "Great Sausage Recipes and Meat Curing 4th Edition" and read up on the subject before getting started. There is a weath of info and numerous recipes. You'll be glad you did.
I agree with getting an accurate temp reading before you do anything else. If it is higher than you desire then I'd go the needle valve route. I have a post here somewhere on it.
Just a shot of this morning breakfast. Nothing elaborate but sure looked & tasted good so I thought I'd share it.
A potato and cheese stuffed fattie and some corn pancakes on the side with butter and honey.
Hope you had a good one too!
Lou
It's very difficult if not impossible to hold hot food for very long and not have the quality suffer and BBQ is not a style of cooking that lends itself to "cooking to order". That is the main challenge to serving good Q in a resturaunt. For ribs in particular if your not moving enough to be...
With a small enough fire it might work. Need to keep the cooking temp around 170o so as not to render the fat in the sausage. Please note that the smoke is not the cure. A cure must be added to the sausage to smoke at low temps as the meat is in the danger zone for too long.
With Fall in the air a good hearty flavorful sausage sounds good and it is Oktoberfest time!
Recipe I used was as follows
6 lbs pork butt
4 lbs beef chuck
1T ground nutmeg
1T CBP
1T ground celery
1T ground allspice
1t ground marjoram
1t ground caraway seed
1T ground coriander
3T powdered...
Mark,
Without a doubt the sheeps casings are more delicate than hog casings and blow outs occur easier but the same holds true whith the finished product, a much more tender casing and it just eats better.
Lou
The smoker is a propane GOSM with a needle valve mod to obtain lower temps and I let them hang about 6 hours for the bloom. Not that it takes that long but I fell asleep.
With hunting season here I need to re-stock my snack stix supply. So this past weekend I did about 8 lbs worth and used the recipe out of Rytek Kutas - Great Sausage Recipes and Meat curing for cooked Pepperoni. I used beef chuck and pork butt about 50/50 and stuffed into sheep casing.
I let...
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