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yes such as breakfast sausages (no cure), but i believe if you smoke fresh sausage (like brats) at 250 it would reach safe IT fast enough that botulism or any harmful bacteria would not be a concern.
Edit, but like others said it will not have the same flavor, looks, and maybe even texture.
When making smoked sausage and finishing with SV does one need to seal the sausage in a bag? Or can the links be thrown directly into the bath? Will this affect the texture of the casing? Would the grease from the sausage cause issues with the SV if its not sealed in a bag? How do you know when...
Iv never ground liver but in my experience, we skin the liver slice it thin for liver and onions and soak in a bowl of milk for a while. No glands that im aware of. But soaking in milk or water is pretty crucial in my opinion.
Thanks for the likes and kind words everyone. @Bearcarver i know exactly how you feel on that one being on the coast we have had a couple of our boats wash up on shore in a pile of debris during a hurricane, thats no fun.
Well falls is in the air and the local fishing is picking up as the flounder head out to the gulf, and the trout move into the lake. Went out this weekend to just kill an hour or so and it ended up being a pretty action packed trip. Ended up catching a few flounder, speckled trout and redfish...
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