Red Barn bologna

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Ok You all thought I was done. LOL

I left the small ones in the fridge to dry out for a week. Bag left on. Bag still peeled right off, lost some moisture and the flavor is more pronounced. I like it this way. Kinda a semi dry stick.

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Sorry is blury.
 
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Nice . I like it like that also . Looks great . When I get a stick out to eat , I store it in the fridge in pink butcher paper instead of a plastic bag .
 
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Nice . I like it like that also . Looks great . When I get a stick out to eat , I store it in the fridge in pink butcher paper instead of a plastic bag .


Wonder how far I could dry it down? HMMMMMM.....
 
Wonder how far I could dry it down? HMMMMMM...
I was having a problem with the outside of the chub getting sticky when I stored in a plastic bag . I got the tip on the paper from the butcher shop I go to . I do the same as you to dry it out , or I have hung in the basement at 60 degrees .
I thought I saw Nepas say something about 17 % weight loss on semi dry sausages .
It does make a difference .
 
I was having a problem with the outside of the chub getting sticky when I stored in a plastic bag . I got the tip on the paper from the butcher shop I go to . I do the same as you to dry it out , or I have hung in the basement at 60 degrees .
I thought I saw Nepas say something about 17 % weight loss on semi dry sausages .
It does make a difference .


Another experiment coming then next time.
 
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