Smoking sausage 145 degrees

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Biggy1

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Apr 5, 2019
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Houston Texas
I usually smoke sausage to IT 152* but yesterday it was cold and I smoked it to IT 145* bloomed 2 hrs. then refrigerated to vacuum next day, they will be BBQed until 152* is this OK?
 
I do it like that myself . I personally have no concerns about it . Any idea how long they were at 145 ?
 
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About 30 minutes.
Yep, you're good....likely closer to a LOG7 reduction of pathogens going 30 minutes.
I do like Dave and start the clock when the sausages reach 136*F INT. Let them go for 1.5 hours and call them done. They might be anywhere from 140-150*F by that point, but they are pasteurized to LOG7 reduction and are safe to pull at that point. I like 1.5 hours to allow for cool spots in the smokehouse....but it runs fairly even....
 
Yep, you're good....likely closer to a LOG7 reduction of pathogens going 30 minutes.
I do like Dave and start the clock when the sausages reach 136*F INT. Let them go for 1.5 hours and call them done. They might be anywhere from 140-150*F by that point, but they are pasteurized to LOG7 reduction and are safe to pull at that point. I like 1.5 hours to allow for cool spots in the smokehouse....but it runs fairly even....
Thank you sir!
 
Yep, you're good....likely closer to a LOG7 reduction of pathogens going 30 minutes.
I do like Dave and start the clock when the sausages reach 136*F INT. Let them go for 1.5 hours and call them done. They might be anywhere from 140-150*F by that point, but they are pasteurized to LOG7 reduction and are safe to pull at that point. I like 1.5 hours to allow for cool spots in the smokehouse....but it runs fairly even....
Thank you sir!
 
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