Pepperoni Sticks and Summer Sausage Recipe

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cowboycousie

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I have tried making pepperoni sticks in the past and every time the darn things are to salty. I have tried Hi-mountain and a couple recipies off the net.

I am looking for some help with some homemade recipies for sticks and summer sausage

Thanks in advance

Jeff
 

bbally

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How much are you set up to make per batch?

If you can tell me I can make a batch mix formula for you that should solve the problem.
 

cowboycousie

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1 to 5 lbs

I hate feeding the dogs the stuff when it goes wrong. First batch was 5 lbs then I cut it down to 2 lb batches. I think some it was that I was starting out with to high a temp.

Thanks for the help
 

cowboycousie

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I tried a bagged mix the first time..was not impressed.

Googled snack stix found a couple recipies and tried them.

Its the salt/cure thing...just salty
 
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shoneyboy

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If you find one that is not too salty please let me know. I would love to make some, but I have issues with salt and haven't even tried to make any yet......I would love to try though....Keep me in the loop....Thanks Shoneyboy
 

justpassingthru

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I'm sure bbally will give you a good recipe, you might also want to look at bearcarvers pepperoni stick recipe in his sig, it's my go to recipe for beef pepperoni sticks, they are simple and very good.

Gene
 
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