About ready to take out. Chicken & Sausage Gumbo a few days later. Ces't Bon.
kajun58 Fire Starter Original poster Jan 18, 2017 39 20 Dallas,Texas Jan 24, 2017 #1 About ready to take out. 20170108_091848.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017 Chicken & Sausage Gumbo a few days later. Ces't Bon. 20161204_153056.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017 Reactions: redheelerdog
About ready to take out. 20170108_091848.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017 Chicken & Sausage Gumbo a few days later. Ces't Bon. 20161204_153056.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017
SmokinAl SMF Hall of Fame Pitmaster Staff member Moderator OTBS Member ★ Lifetime Premier ★ Jun 22, 2009 51,496 12,479 Central Florida (Sebring) Jan 25, 2017 #2 The gumbo looks fantastic! Great work! Al
redheelerdog Master of the Pit SMF Premier Member Dec 4, 2011 2,036 667 Montana - Big Sky Country Jan 25, 2017 #3 20161204_153056.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017 Nice job on the sausage and gumbo kajun Thats what im talking about.jpg redheelerdog Jan 23, 2017
20161204_153056.jpg kajun58 Jan 24, 2017 Nice job on the sausage and gumbo kajun Thats what im talking about.jpg redheelerdog Jan 23, 2017
ab canuck Master of the Pit OTBS Member ★ Lifetime Premier ★ Nov 20, 2016 3,033 595 Alberta Canada Jan 25, 2017 #4 Looks good, And yumm on the gumbo. What andouille recipe did you use?
kajun58 Fire Starter Original poster Thread starter Jan 18, 2017 39 20 Dallas,Texas Jan 25, 2017 #5 Andouille Sausage Recipe from Cajun Country Not hot but spicy with a little heat on the back end...I absolutely love it Mixture for 25 lbs pork I buy 2-boneless pork butts from Costco Cut into chunks and grind with course plate .( I like chunks of meat in my sausage. That's what makes it Andouille) 3 1/2 fluid oz. sea salt (Non-Iodized) 1 1/4 fluid oz. black pepper 1 1/2 fluid oz. ceyenne pepper 3/4 fluid oz. granulated garlic 3/4 fluid oz. granulated onion 1/2 fluid oz. paparika 1/2 fluid oz. brown sugar I use a shot glass with fluid oz. increments 1/2 fluid oz. of pre-mixed seasoning per 1 lb meat 1-Teaspoon cure (pink stuff) per 5 lbs meat 1/2 cup cold water per 5lbs meat. Natural hog casing.Rinsed and soaked with warm water and 2-Tbs vinegar for couple hours After stuffing put in fridge overnight Put in smoker at 120 degrees for 1 hour with vents open and door cracked for drying 2nd, 3rd and 4th hour at 120-130 degrees adding pecan wood chips as needed Raise temp 165 until IT reaches 160 degrees. Cold water bath for 15 minutes Let sit a room temp for a few hours then back in fridge. Cut to length and vacuum seal next day. LOW & SLOW Happy Smokin!!
Andouille Sausage Recipe from Cajun Country Not hot but spicy with a little heat on the back end...I absolutely love it Mixture for 25 lbs pork I buy 2-boneless pork butts from Costco Cut into chunks and grind with course plate .( I like chunks of meat in my sausage. That's what makes it Andouille) 3 1/2 fluid oz. sea salt (Non-Iodized) 1 1/4 fluid oz. black pepper 1 1/2 fluid oz. ceyenne pepper 3/4 fluid oz. granulated garlic 3/4 fluid oz. granulated onion 1/2 fluid oz. paparika 1/2 fluid oz. brown sugar I use a shot glass with fluid oz. increments 1/2 fluid oz. of pre-mixed seasoning per 1 lb meat 1-Teaspoon cure (pink stuff) per 5 lbs meat 1/2 cup cold water per 5lbs meat. Natural hog casing.Rinsed and soaked with warm water and 2-Tbs vinegar for couple hours After stuffing put in fridge overnight Put in smoker at 120 degrees for 1 hour with vents open and door cracked for drying 2nd, 3rd and 4th hour at 120-130 degrees adding pecan wood chips as needed Raise temp 165 until IT reaches 160 degrees. Cold water bath for 15 minutes Let sit a room temp for a few hours then back in fridge. Cut to length and vacuum seal next day. LOW & SLOW Happy Smokin!!
driedstick Smoking Guru OTBS Member ★ Lifetime Premier ★ Nov 3, 2011 6,045 675 N. Central Idaho Jan 25, 2017 #6 Dang it that looks great Nice job and thanks for the recipe will have to give it a shot some time A full smoker is a happy smoker DS
Dang it that looks great Nice job and thanks for the recipe will have to give it a shot some time A full smoker is a happy smoker DS
SmokyMose Smoking Guru ★ Lifetime Premier ★ Aug 13, 2015 5,340 2,929 Indianapolis, Indiana Jan 25, 2017 #7 Andouille is my favorite sausage and I think I'll give that recipe a shot, Kajun! I'm thinking fresh garlic though :biggrin:
Andouille is my favorite sausage and I think I'll give that recipe a shot, Kajun! I'm thinking fresh garlic though :biggrin: