deer suasage

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shane58722

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Oct 14, 2013
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hey all im going to smoke some deer sausage and i want to smoke could i get some tips please i dont want it competely cooke want some flavor and coler then i will cook when ready to eat
 
hey all im going to smoke some deer sausage and i want to smoke could i get some tips please i dont want it competely cooke want some flavor and coler then i will cook when ready to eat

What recipe are you using..... will it have cure in it.... are you stuffing it in casings... Will it be fresh sausage...
 
dont want to use cure im really looking for the temp i should run my smoker at and the internal temp i should go to
 
dont want to use cure im really looking for the temp i should run my smoker at and the internal temp i should go to

If you are not using nitrite curing agent..... don't low temperature smoke it... smoke causes a reduced oxygen atmosphere and botulism can grow...

Without nitrite cure, smoke at 225 ish to an IT of 165 deg. F (for venison)..... DO NOT PARTIALLY COOK ..... complete the cooking process in 1 (one) step....
 
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You can smoke it for as long as you want.... temp range 50 to 70 deg. F...... vac-pack and freeze for later use.... OR..... smoke at 120-130 ish for a few hours then vac-pac and freeze for later use....

If you have a grams scale, add about 1.1 grams per pound of meat.... or add 1 level tsp. of cure #1 per 5#'s of meat...

Nitrite is safe used accordingly.... beats getting botulism.... It also affords some protection for other pathogens and bacteria......

The meat does need to be stored at refer temps... 38-40 degrees while the cure is doing it's thing on the meat.... 12 - 24 hours is adequate for ground meats....

Dave
 
Live about 30 miles north of you Shane and we have a large selection of sausage and jerky seasonings avail that come with cure and directions/suggestions for preparing.
www.owensbbq.com/sausage-seasonings-jerky-mixes.html

Jerky
- Original
- Cracked Black Pepper & Garlic
- Honey BBQ
- Teriyaki
- Hickory
- Mesquite
- Sweet & Spicy
- Maple Jalapeno

Brats
- Mushroom
- Buffalo Wing
- Philly Cheese Steak
- Bacon Cheeseburger
- Sriracha
- Wisconsin Style
- Bacon Ranch

Fresh Sausage
- Pork
- Hot Pork
- Maple

Cooked/Smoked Sausage
- Ground & Formed Bacon
- Hot Dog
- Summer Sausage
- Garlic Summer Sausage
- Red Barn Bologna

Snack Stick
- Chipotle Wildfire
- Seven Pepper
- Honey BBQ
 
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