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  • sausage made using sausagemaker,com cures

    made these about 2 yrs ago and i used the last one on thanksgiving last year.

    i had a few that went over 170 deg it and all the fat went out of them and shriveled up after cooling, don't know if that happened in the smoker or my ice cold water bath got to worm.

    overall the sausage maker , com sausage kit/cures are excellent and there products are low cost for the amount of spices your getting. good for people just starting out making these.
    now ill be able to get a better smoke flavor into them when using the synthetic skins and with the AMNPS,
    got an idea using the AMNPS with the synthetic skin, cold smoke as long as you can with as much smoke you can muster up, then vac pack them and put in the fridge for a few days or longer then take them out wash off any build up on the outside (or dont) before putting them back in the smoker to finish, then wash off any build up, besides who wants to eat the fiber skin anyway, well maby that homeless guy down the street living behind the dumpster would.










    my Q-view pics on photobucket
    http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z...ish483/Q-view/

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    Looking good.. Yep run to hot and the fat and mouture reders out of the sausage and you have a wrinkled, crumbly, dry sausage log.. I really keep an eye on mine but it does help that I use my home made electric smoke house, much easier to control temps..
    Ken


    I Should Have Been Rich Instead Of Being So Good Looking

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    • #3
      ive got the fat replacer but i dont know if it would helped any.

      some i put cubed cheese in not the high temp cheese but they came out pretty good
      my Q-view pics on photobucket
      http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z...ish483/Q-view/

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      • #4
        Ken did you finally finish that thing? I like the sausagemaker.com spice's, I really like the Trail Bologna.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Smoke Doc View Post
          Ken did you finally finish that thing?
          X2.......
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          • #6
            They still look pretty dang good, and I'll bet the flavor was good as well. I am a proponent of using prepackaged mixes, especially when starting out. My thought is you can then focus on your smoking process, and once you get that nailed down, you can then start to experiment with recipes and formulas. You also don't get stuck with a large amount of a certain spice or ingredient, which you may never use again.
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            Beef. It's whats for dinner.

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            • #7
              Looking great can we see a slice ?

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