Worktogethr Buffalo chicken

[actech]

I made worktogethr recipe. Added some bleu cheese crumbles to it. Was good. Should have done finer grind imo. Kids said it tastes like Buffalo chicken dip in a casing.

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• actech
• Jan 30, 2017

ready to rest over night

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• actech
• Jan 30, 2017

gave a couple hours of apple smoke at 140

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• actech
• Jan 30, 2017

bagged and sous vide at 165 for awhile

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• actech
• Jan 30, 2017

my cooker on way back to
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Sorry no cut pics. May add later. Got leftovers gonna cut up and add to pasta with some kind of creamy sauce.

 

[pc farmer]

Very nice stuffing skills.

Looks great.  I would be liking some sliced pics if you could.

 

[actech]

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• actech
• Jan 30, 2017

As you can see I added parsley also. Next time more cayenne too.

 

[SmokinAl]

It looks delicious!

Nice job!

Al

 

[driedstick]

Looks great Nice job 

 

[crazymoon]

ACT, looks like some tasty sausage!

 

[ab canuck]

Sounds and looks really good, Did you use a recipe or was it your own? How big a batch to blue cheese addition did you go? Our kids are crazy about buffalo chicken. Any Info would be great. Thx. Point

 

[tropics]

Nice job on the sausage

Richie

 

[actech]

 
Sounds and looks really good, Did you use a recipe or was it your own? How big a batch to blue cheese addition did you go? Our kids are crazy about buffalo chicken. Any Info would be great. Thx. Point

I used the recipe worktogthr posted last week 5lb chicken 1 c wing sauce 2T kosher salt 2T paprika 1 t cayenne. I added some parsley and about 2.5 oz bleu cheese crumbles. what was left in container of Kraft crumbles

 

[worktogthr]

Looks great!  I am glad the kids liked it!  I made up a 2.5 pounds of it in that post as an experiment but hadn't eaten any yet. hahah I make more food than I can possibly eat.  Maybe I will pull some out of the freezer this week to try!

 

[donr]

Frank's makes a Powdered version of their Red Hot that I have been thinking about trying.  Anyone ever use it?

I would have to do some math on salt content to not over do it, but it would be interesting.

 

[actech]

 
Frank's makes a Powdered version of their Red Hot that I have been thinking about trying.  Anyone ever use it?

I would have to do some math on salt content to not over do it, but it would be interesting.

I'd like to try that. The sausage is quite "juicy". I was thinking of cutting franks down and more cayenne. To dry it a bit, but didnt want to lessen the flavor. Gonna google the Franks dry.

 

[worktogthr]

I'd like to try that. The sausage is quite "juicy". I was thinking of cutting franks down and more cayenne. To dry it a bit, but didnt want to lessen the flavor. Gonna google the Franks dry.

The original recipe that I adapted this from had almost a cup and half of liquid so I understand what you mean about juicy. I adjusted it down to 1 cup since most sausage recipes I mix with a cup of water out of habit. The powder definitely sounds like a great idea. I'm curious about the measurements in that case.

 

[donr]

serving size is 1/4 tsp (1.2g) of seasoning.

290 mg sodium /1.2g (1/4 tsp) of seasoning (from the back of the package)

388mg sodium/1g of salt

290/388 = .747g salt/1.2g (1/4 tsp) of seasoning.

=.623g salt/1g of seasoning.

Franks Red Hot Sauce

190mg sodium per tsp.

190/388 = .49g salt per tsp.

48 tsp /cup

=23.52g salt/cup of sauce

 

[donr]

The X-hot has the same amount of sodium per tsp.

You may be able to thin it out a little bit by not needing to add as much liquid this way.