Hawaiin Linguisa and Liverwurst

[deejaydebi]

Hi All -

I tried a couple new recipes yesterday for sausages. Hawaiin Linguisa which is a sweeter version of Portugese Sausage with bit of soy sause and pineapple juice and Liverwurst.

The liverwurst came out good but it's a real PITA! I haven't smoked it yet. The process requires three grindings with a fine blade the liver keep clogging up the blades with stringy stuff. Never noticed liver was so fiberous! After the grindings and spices it has to be boiled for 3 hours. As always I started with a bsic recipe and tweeked it a bit. I thought istead of pork fat I'd add bacon whicj really tasted good in the sausage!

Took me all day to make the sausage no smoking got done yesterday! Maybe tomorrow after work.

The 1st picture is of the first gride of the liverwurst meats
The 2nd picture is after spices and onion were added by hane
The 3rd picture is the final grind efore packing and boiling
The 4th picture is the liverwurst after the boil
The 5th picture is the Hawaiin Linguisa

Here's the pictures:

 

[tonto1117]

Looks great Debi !!! Have you smoked and tasted it yet??? Sounds like if the liverwurst is not knock your socks off good it might be easier to buy a pound of Boarshead...(my favorite brand)

 

[deejaydebi]

Hi Theresa -

It's excelent! I'm smoking one of the sausages to see what it's like smoked. It is the most time consuming sausage I've made to date!

I don't eat it often once or twice a year. I think I'll be buying boarshead too. Killed my whole smoking day! Good thing you can freeze it.

Haven't tried the Linguisa yet for some reason I threw it right in the freezer - late night I guess.

 

[teacup13]

the linguisa looks awesome

... first time i had it was in the upper-east coast and became one of my favorites

 

[bbq bubba]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................Linguisa, look's awesome debi

What do ya think shipping would be to Michigan???

 

[deejaydebi]

Guys the Linguisa is real easy and I added bacon instead of pig fat - really good. A dear friend of mine is from Maui and hasn't been home in like 15 years I thought I'd make them for her.

BBB - I don't know how you'd ship food without it going bad.

 

[teacup13]

i believe UPS ships food...vaccuum seal it, you put your food in those liitle styrofoam coolers, if you are frequently shipping food back and forth to the same address then a cheap little 6pack cooker, dry ice,,,lots of duct tape...

i will check UPS and see exactly how they recommend it

 

[deejaydebi]

I thought dry ice was illegal for civilians?

 

[teacup13]

nope anybody can buy dry ice... its just a matter of finding it in your area...

here's a website that gives more info than i can type...lol

http://www.dryiceinfo.com/shipping.htm

plus this site will tell you where to find it exactly in your area by just putting in your area code

 

[deejaydebi]

Kewl! Thanks I'll scope it out!

 

[tonto1117]

We love dry ice here around hallween. Bud likes to answer the door with a piece of dry ice in a cup he's holding for the young trick or treaters.

 

[deejaydebi]

Ahhhh muhahahahahahah! I know you couldn't get it here anymore when I was a kid becuase some kids were playing with it and one lost an eye from it. Guess it's pretty dangerous stuff if you don't handle it properly.