Can you hang sheep casings?

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johnnyb54

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Mar 16, 2015
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I really don’t like collagen casings on my snack sticks. I’ve tried numerous ways to make them and a few different sources to buy the casings but I just don’t like the final product. I decided that next time I make my sticks I’m using sheep casings. I know their a pain in the arse but I use them all the time for my breakfast links and I’ve had learned over time how to handle them. My question is can sheep casings be hung on a rod while smoking or should they just lay on the rack so they don’t break. Thanks!
 
Haven’t tried sheep but would think the rack is the way to go one split and it would be ugly. Maybe we’ll both learn something
 
I'm have hung them in links and ropes for years. Why do you say they are a pain? I find collagen casings far more prone to issues that sheep or hog casings.


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I'm have hung them in links and ropes for years. Why do you say they are a pain? I find collagen casings far more prone to issues that sheep or hog casings.


Lance
I only meant they are a pain to stuff compared to hog casings. Once I get the sheep casings nice and pliable and loaded onto my 3/8" ID (1/2" OD) tube all is good.
 
I use Syracuse Casings sheep and hog casings. Just rinse off the salt, soak in lukewarm water for ten minutes and stuff away....


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