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  • Snack stick stall.

    i started my sticks at 9am. It took almost until 3pm to get to 140.

    I bumped the cabinet temp to 175 and they have been sitting at an it of about 143 for a LONG TIME. I assume my cure is keeping me safe through this?

    How long does a snack stick/ summer sausage cook normally take?

  • #2
    Depending on outside temps and the amount of sticks your doing will make a difference. A full load of sticks (10 lbs-12lbs.) have taken me from 8-12 hours. How you measuring the temp?

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    • #3
      Cure makes "Low & Slow" safe----Could take you a lot longer & it wouldn't hurt.

      I can't tell you how long it should take at 175°, because I use lower temps for a long time.

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      • #4
        Ahhhh I read the directions and I was thinking it should be done in about 5 hours.
        Guess I just freaked.

        it's cold and windy out, and there is about 25 lbs iof sticks and summer sausage in there!
        The idea is the cure is keeping it all good through this right!

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        • #5
          Alright, sounds like I'm ok....just first time jitters!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by devo View Post
            Depending on outside temps and the amount of sticks your doing will make a difference. A full load of sticks (10 lbs-12lbs.) have taken me from 8-12 hours. How you measuring the temp?
            Measuring temp with meat probe from my controller

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            • #7
              well 143 is pretty much done - you might not want to leave them too long as they'll just continue to dry out.

              I usually go 155 for 5-6 hours with 19mm casing.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by redruff View Post
                Measuring temp with meat probe from my controller
                Trouble with the meat probes from controllers is they are to big for snack sticks. Get a good thermo pen and test them. The probe your using will get you into the ball park but the thermopen will get you all the way home.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by curious aardvark View Post
                  well 143 is pretty much done - you might not want to leave them too long as they'll just continue to dry out.

                  I usually go 155 for 5-6 hours with 19mm casing.
                  You hold them at 155 for 5-6 hours?

                  I pulled mine at 155 it.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by devo View Post
                    Trouble with the meat probes from controllers is they are to big for snack sticks. Get a good thermo pen and test them. The probe your using will get you into the ball park but the thermopen will get you all the way home.
                    I think I'm going to ask for a thermopen for my birthday.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by redruff View Post
                      I think I'm going to ask for a thermopen for my birthday.
                      Great call

                      Hows it going?

                      I think CA might have been talking aboot his dehydrator time/temps?
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                      • #12
                        Well. Got dark, so threw them in the oven for the last ten degrees!
                        I think I overcooked the sticks. But taste is great. Casing is a tad tough.

                        Garlic summer sausage turned out GREAT,
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                        • #13
                          Cut end
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                          • #14
                            Sticks
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                            • #15
                              Look good

                              I usually start earlier in the morning for SS. There's many of late nights, 12 to 14 hours at the highest temp of 180*.

                              As long as I don't run out of ice for my cocktail ( ) be for they get done everything is good.
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