Hot Italian Sausage

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zippy12

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Not sure where I got this from but its GREAT! cut cayenne by 1/4

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Freeze it for 1 hour turning after 1/2 hour
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This was a double batch ... 2X water
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smear (not good enough)
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Seasoning spot on but a bit hot I used 1/2 cayenne
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Real good smear!
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rest over night ... time to stuff
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Pack tight!
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So if you look close the top half is stuffed
But the bottom 6 are PACKED.. just testing snap when cooked
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This recipe is a keeper!
 
I have seen recipes that use red wine instead of water. Anyone have an opinion on this?
 
I have seen recipes that use red wine instead of water. Anyone have an opinion on this?
I like the results of using wine . I like using a white wine in fresh Italian I keep in house to drink because I like the taste .
I use red in beef and venison ss . Just be careful with red . To much or to dark can color the meat .
 
Nice I love me some hot Italian too..nice job on the stuffing looks like my average job of stuffing..tho I end up with 2 links good and 2 links on roids..still learning. Recipe copied for future use.
 
Nice I love me some hot Italian too..nice job on the stuffing looks like my average job of stuffing..tho I end up with 2 links good and 2 links on roids..still learning. Recipe copied for future use.

Well The full stuffed ones were on purpose ... these casings had no SNAP but stuffing them full took the limp bite out...
 
Using the word "smear" when making sausage is not something to be proud of. You'd be better off replacing it with "bind".
 
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