Thanks! They are hog casings 29-32mm.Nice looking links. What size casing on them ?
Thanks! They are hog casings 29-32mm.Nice looking links. What size casing on them ?
Thank you! I've only smoked them a couple of times. It really adds to the spices.Nice work on those . You nailed the cook . Must have been sausage week . I did 13 pounds .
I'll have to smoke some Italian next time .
Thanks Al! That's a great idea too.That’s some great looking sausage!
Save some of that ground for meatloaf, mixed with ground brisket!
It’s killer!
Al
Thanks John! You ever watch that movie? Corny. But still funny.View attachment 469123
Sausage time! Man that looks good Steve! Thanks for posting up the recipe as well.
I thought it was pretty funnyThanks John! You ever watch that movie? Corny. But still funny.
Those look great! Thanks for sharing.
So just to clarify, you added cure so that you could smoke them at a low temp for a while? When you smoked them, did you take the internal temp up to a fully cooked point, or would you still have to take them to say 155* when you cook them later?
If you didn’t add the cure, would you just freeze them as fresh sausages? And then just fully cook when ready to eat?
Thank you!
Thank you! Yes, I added cure so I could smoke them at 225. They were smoked until they reached 160 IT. Which is fully cooked. Later, just thaw and heat back up.
You can freeze both fresh or smoked sausage. I vac seal them. If you freeze them fresh. Then just thaw and cook .