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Dutch Rookworst

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DanMcG

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I thought I posted this on here a few years ago, but doing a search came up with nothing.
This is my interpretation of a popular Dutch sausage, with some help from others on http://forum.sausagemaking.org/index.php?sid=2df53cd376b4eacb525d545ef3984f43
It's a great sausage for grilling with just the right amount of heat.







Rookworst

Ingredient Weight in
Grams
Pork trim 1800
water 100
NFM powder 30
dextrose 30
Salt 30
Phosphate 9
nutmeg 7
coriander 5
Cure #1 4.5
Black pepper 4
hot pepper 3.3

Grind lean through a medium plate and fat through a fine plate.
These were stuffed into a 29-32 casing, linked and then smoked for 5 hours.



Need to make bigger buns or smaller sausages :noidea:


Thanks for looking, Let me know what you think if you make them.
 
They sure look good Dan!

I really like the recipe.

Did you smoke them until fully cooked?

It looks like you cooked them before eating.

I'll have a little mustard on mine!

Points!!

Al
 
Dan they look good Thanks for the recipe

Richie

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Great looking sausage! I bet they taste great too! Thanks for sharing the recipe.

POINTS!!!!
 
Dan,

Is this the recipe you were looking for?  You posted that it was very good in 2014 (although the thread started in 2010).  You comment is about 2/3 of the way down the page.  There are a couple of variation it looks like you built upon in the earlier posts in that thread.

http://forum.sausagemaking.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6276&start=60
 
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