Summer sausage on the Bronco

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broozer

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My usual recipe, but kicked up with some added cayenne:

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Looks great. I plan on adding mustard seed to my next batch. What meat and meat / fat ratio did you use?
 
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Nice
Love the ample mustard seed. What's your recipe?
3 lbs. 85/15 ground beef
2 Tbsp. cracked black pepper
2 Tbsp. kosher salt
2 Tbsp. dark brown sugar
2 Tbsp. mustard seed
1 Tbsp. garlic powder
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon liquid smoke
3/4 teaspoon cure #1 in 3/4 cup cold water for mixing
slow smoke to 155˚ internal with your choice of wood
 
Those look great . Love the color . I'd like to see a cut shot cooled down .
Nice job on that .
 
flavor was a touch flat.
Sprinkle a little salt on a slice . I know you're reducing , or going low salt . If it wakes up , that would tell you it might be the salt percentage and maybe help you adjust it for next time .
Maybe some garlic or nutritional yeast .
 
Sprinkle a little salt on a slice . I know you're reducing , or going low salt . If it wakes up , that would tell you it might be the salt percentage and maybe help you adjust it for next time .
Maybe some garlic or nutritional yeast .
Most new recipes I try are a little flat.
That's why I was hoping broozer broozer would share the recipe. The eye appeal was that of the home made SS I remember from my youth with lots of mustard seed and flakes of pepper.
I used the 2 guys and a cooler easy summer sausage but subbed TSM Fermento for the ECA. I did use the nutritional yeast and jury is still out on that.
I normally use 0.1% MSG in all my sausage, but decided to try sodium I&G this time.

If I add a sprinkle of salt, all I taste is salt.
 
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