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Wedliny Domowe - Meats and Sausages Replies: 2
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Bob K »Sat Feb 09, 2019 15:02
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For those who frequent the wealth of information that is shared on the Marianski's Meats and Sausages site the banner and link are now at the bottom of each page.
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Thanks for the information
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How to Post Pictures
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Bob K »Fri Dec 14, 2018 15:52
The site does not host images so you will first have to upload your photo to a third party Photo site. You then can include the link to your Photo directly in the text of your post.
Two free and easy sites to use are IMGUR
How to use:
Or Postimage
Just upload your photo and include the...
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32 Sausage Making Tips To Save You Grief! Replies: 12
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Chuckwagon »Fri May 02, 2014 00:08
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Chuckwagon's 32 Sausage Making Tips To Save You Grief
1. Always use good meat to make good sausage. If you toss junky meat into the hopper, you`ll have junky sausage to contend with. Good Boston Butt (pork shoulder) is the first choice for sausage making. Incidentally, have you ever wondered why...
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Graham, here is the link to our MRI (Member`s Recipe Index). It`s loaded with goodies.
There are several of Kevin`s (NorCalKid) sausages. One of my favorites is his Mortadella sausage. It is amazing. You can check it out at this link:
Kevin has posted several recipes in the MRI. You really ought...
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Sat Jul 05, 2014 11:40
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Summer sausage/perreroni Recipies Replies: 2
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pignout »Thu Sep 26, 2013 00:05
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Hey All, I am currently trying to find some good recipes for some summer sausage as well as some pepperoni (both cooked not fermented). I`m trying to find a good recipe that isn`t sold in a kit, so I can get the ingredients and tinker if I please. I`ve been looking on here but the MASS amounts of...
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Hi Pignout,
Our Member`s Recipe Index (MRI) is found at this link:
. It has all sorts of recipes including a non-fermented pepperoni recipe.
Also, be sure to check out Stan's Index And Recipe Pages at this link:
Both of the sausages you mentioned will be part of our Project B2 which starts...
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Thu Sep 26, 2013 03:15
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Tying Sausage Links Replies: 8
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markjass »Sun Sep 22, 2013 14:56
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Great. I tend to tie a bit of string around each twist to get around the problem.
Markjass
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Why didn't I think of that?
So simple and yet, it will solve the issue !!
Thanks guys
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Tue Sep 24, 2013 05:54
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Keeping Sausage-Making Simple Replies: 14
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Chuckwagon »Tue Sep 10, 2013 10:19
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Keeping Sausage-Making Simple
Many folks, who look at our site, have said it becomes too technical too quickly. Many are disappointed and even quite astonished to learn how quickly a certain topic may turn into some sort of controversial science. Learning this, many people decide not to become...
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Hey Duckster....
Are you still peeling your M&M's? Yup. ...but, like Markjass says, I keep it simple. I run 'em through the grinder after I run the sausage meat mince, instead of using rice like Ross suggests. Stuffing is optional, as is candy coating.
Another option is making them sausage shaped...
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Mon Sep 23, 2013 04:50
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The Preservation Of Sausages Replies: 11
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sambal badjak »Sun Sep 08, 2013 10:22
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I've done a pretty thorough search to make sure I am not asking questions that have been asked a million times before.
But if it turns out I am not a very good searcher, then please provide me with the appropriate link!
Anyway, here is the story and the queries:
I am planning on making some fresh...
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Topic Split by CW 092213@19:40. See What is Aw? in Fermented Sausage Forum.
I finally got around to making another batch of sausages.
I roughly used a recipe for italian sausage and added nitrite to part of the batch.
I smoked those for about 10-11 hours. That was not really the original plan...
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Sun Sep 22, 2013 14:49
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Stuffing 22 MM casings Replies: 8
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Krakowska »Thu Sep 19, 2013 14:38
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Hit the wall fellas, Making pepper snacks and using a #10 hand grinder for stuffing. Made hundreds of lbs of polish in 32-38 mm casings with no problems. Having a lot of problems right now with this project. Did it once before and had no problems stuffing the calogen casings. TODAY it is a problem....
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Tim Hewitt wrote: I've not been doing this very long, but do know you should follow the advice of guys like CW on this forum. It's been a lifesaver for me.
Tim, that is very kind of you to say that! Thank you pal. :wink:
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
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Fri Sep 20, 2013 07:48
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Fat levels Replies: 8
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gurkanyeniceri »Wed Jul 31, 2013 01:09
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Hi Guys, long time no see.
I am trying to convert some of your amazing recipes to halal/kosher using only beef chuck meat.
If a recipe says pork shoulder, this means AFAIK 20% fat already exist in the meat. That is if 1Kg of pork shoulder, 200g of fat is there or at least expected to be there....
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Tim, Do you not understand the statement? Pork has a more delicate and slightly sweet taste and beef has a more robust flavor. I often use just salt and black pepper for seasoning pork but for seasoning beef I often add the more pronounced flavors of rosemary and garlic. Sage does not work well...
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Fri Sep 13, 2013 14:54
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Duck breast skin - help me design or make a sausage. Replies: 6
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markjass »Sat May 18, 2013 05:39
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Just taking a break. I am cooking for 8 tonight. I am doing a Cassoulet. It is a french style country cassorole. Instead of pancetta (mine is not ready) I am using cured pork belly (not cooked or smoked). I am also using my cooked cured chorizos and duck breast insted of duck leg confit I am using...
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Ah, I know what your are talking about. Thank you very much Chuckwagon.
Tom
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Sat Aug 31, 2013 14:15
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what is the easiest to smoke for a beginner? Replies: 10
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sambal badjak »Sat Aug 10, 2013 08:52
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I am just wondering what would be the easiest thing to smoke for someone who has only done some stove top smoking (you know, one of those things you put on the stove top, throw some wood chips and smoke fish or chicken or whatever for an hour, maybe 2 maximum)
Basically the set up I got:
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Found it!
Thanks
Ursula
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Your own casings? Replies: 19
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ssorllih »Sun Aug 04, 2013 17:26
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I wonder if a washing machine wringer or a pasta roller would work to turn guts into casings?
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Witt, I understand completely, believe me. I wish more people felt like you do. I was raised by cattle ranchers and I slept with 'em more than a few times, tended the critters, and even sang to them. I abhor the inhumane treatment of any animal. My hat is off to you Witt. :wink:
Best Wishes,...
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Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:35
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need help fast about to make krakowska kielbasa casing Replies: 3
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king kabanos »Wed Aug 07, 2013 16:41
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hi i am going to make krakowska kielbasa and the fist time using fibrous casing but i did not know that they are not edible and mine are mahagony red color casing. when i stuff them and smoke them do i peel the casing off??? and then slice it or what?? or do i need to get a differnt casing for...
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KK,
I used fibrous for the first time recently. Really like them. Jan's right - you really need to stuff them tightly.I don't think you can burst them! I found that the last part that remained in the stuffer needed to be pushed in by hand and pressure put on to keep them tight.
They take on smoke...
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Thu Aug 08, 2013 09:35
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how to get kielbasa to come out brown instead of dark red Replies: 13
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king kabanos »Thu Aug 01, 2013 17:47
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i have seen some kielbasa in my local polish deli and some of them are light brown and when i make kielbasa it comes out reddish with a little bit of brown or all red. like kielbasa jalowcowa do you just smoke it for less time and then start baking it or what? another question i am going to start...
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KK,
The sausages in the bowl are my house style Csabai. Cure #1, Genuine Hungarian Paprika and cold smoked with Australian hardwood.
The last photo are Stiffolder, Cure #2, Genuine Hungarian Paprika and cold smoked over several days with drying in between. Smoked again after 7 days.
The only wood I...
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When is it safe not to use nitrite/nitrate? Replies: 11
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sambal badjak »Fri Jul 26, 2013 10:29
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I know this has been asked a couple of times, bu it is still confusing me somewhat.
There seem to be a number of conflicting opinions about:
Anyway, the main reason for asking is that I struggle to get a cure/curing sal/tnitrate/nitrite etc (see other post of today as well).
Am I correct in the...
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Glad to hear it Sambal! Now there's nothing stopping you! Good luck.
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
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Thu Aug 01, 2013 19:17
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Instant cure S Replies: 1
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sambal badjak »Fri Jul 26, 2013 10:16
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I managed to find some cure from Freddy Hirsch (a South African supplier) and it is called Instant cure S?
Does anyone know it or how to work with it as the infoon the package is not very clear.
It contains:
Salt
Dextrose
Sucrose
Curing agent (salt preservative Sodium Nitrite)
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Hi Anne-Marie,
I believe that the Freddy Hirsch range of spice and/or cure mixes is made by Crown National
in South Africa. Just Google their head office email addres, either Jo-burg or Pretoria.
Many months ago I emailed them with a request for information in regard to their Biltong spices. They...
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Fri Jul 26, 2013 11:33
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My continual quest for a cured cooked merguez Replies: 3
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markjass »Fri Jul 12, 2013 12:30
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Apart from duck and venison (treat meats) my favourite meat is lamb. Over the past few years it has been very expensive because its price is export driven. Over the last year its price has come down. There are two things that got me into sausage making, my quest for a decent merguez sausage and the...
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Mark, that's a beautiful sausage! Well done pal. I'll bet it has a flavor of all it's own eh? How is the moisture content? How do you serve it?
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
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Fri Jul 12, 2013 23:34
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Questions and thoughts on making fermented Sausages Replies: 2
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markjass »Tue Jul 09, 2013 09:15
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The thought of producing fermented sausages makes me a bit apprehensive and excited at the same time. This revolves around the challenge, being able to make things that I want to, but are unable to get hold of and producing fine quality products. It is the health and safety issues of fermented...
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Thank you CW. I like to get my teeth into projects. Before starting things I want to know a lot (in the past it has been suggested to me that I over-read when doing study). Before I get into projects I like to be well prepared. I can and do find solutions when things start to go in unexpected...
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Tue Jul 09, 2013 10:01
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Cured air dry bacon - when is it safe and humidity? Replies: 1
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markjass »Mon Jul 08, 2013 09:36
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I cured a 1kg piece of pork shoulder in the fridge for 18 days. I am planning to use it as bacon. It had 2.5 grams of cure number 1 and 28 grams of salt. It has been in my curing in my garage and then into my curing chamber which is set at 12 degrees C. The humidity in the chamber has drifted up to...
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Mark when that meat gets down to 700 grams it is still going to have 30 grams of salt in it. That will be 4.2%. That is going to be very salty. In terms of safe I doubt that it will support pathogenic bacteria and I can't imagine that it will spoil. You might read a bit about country hams.
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Mon Jul 08, 2013 14:23
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What is fresh bacon. Is it pork belly or is it something els Replies: 7
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markjass »Wed Jun 19, 2013 14:45
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Here is the Recipe for Jadgwurst that is on the sister site
Jadgwurst - German Hunter`s sausage
Meats Metric US
lean pork butt 500 g 1.10 lb.
lean fresh bacon 500 g 1.10 lb.
Ingredients per 1000g (1 kg) of meat
salt 18 g 3 tsp.
Cure #1 2.5 g 1/2 tsp.
pepper 1.0 g 1/2 tsp.
coriander 1.0 g 1/2...
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I agree with Patrad, I would have used just plain fresh pork belly for the jagdwurst.
After all, in the early days it was made by hunters ( hence the name) in the field, they didn't have time to cure it.
The jagdwurst nowadays probably isn't even close to the earlier versions that was made by...
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Sat Jun 29, 2013 09:46
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To Fatty Sausage Replies: 1
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markjass »Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:28
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To Fatty Sausage
For the last few days the weather has been bad. It has been about 6 degrees all day with horizontal sleety/rainy showers. It looks like we will be lucky and will miss the heavy snow. Anyway I have decided to experiment and make a odds and sods sausage. My recipe
Pork Belly 350...
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Hi Mark - I made some fuet recently with soft fat, and though the taste is great, it is greasy and doesn't feel good in the mouth. Unlike what you made, fuet is a dried sausage, so I have very tasty but very greasy Spanish salami. :( It works well in cooking, but sadly not eaten by the slice.
A...
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Thu Jun 20, 2013 22:41
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Making my first load of Panacetta Replies: 16
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markjass »Sun May 05, 2013 08:21
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Was at a farmers market and Panacetta was being sold At $9 nz for 250g nice stuff, but there were one or two additaves that I have yet to look up. I do not know the source of his pork.
I know that top of the range free farmed pork boned belly can be bought at $18 a kilo (sure I have to order it...
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Verrrrry nice Mark! Beautiful color.
Congrats.
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
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Thu Jun 20, 2013 17:02
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Grinding into casings Replies: 9
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patrad »Thu Apr 18, 2013 21:18
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Hi,
I've been making fresh Polish and Italian with my Dad and Grandfather for many years now. We always usually just cube up pork butt, add spices, let refrigerate for a few hours, then grind into hog casings. Only recently have I been exposed online to the methods of grinding first, adding more...
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Kidney plate works good, but they also sell plates with big regular holes.
I bought a plate on e bay, advertised hole size 3/4 inch, but in reality it's 13/16 . (.812)
Joe
This is cool and attractive. I checked its quality its really nice and affordable. You shared nice and quality item. I never...
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Mon Jun 17, 2013 10:02
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Beginners! Make Your Own Ham Replies: 6
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Chuckwagon »Sun Oct 10, 2010 02:18
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Make Your Own Boiled Cured Ham
Hobble Creek Hog Leg by Chuckwagon
For years, brine-soaking whole-muscle meats to preserve them was just about the only method used by home hobbyists. Often their centers would begin to spoil before the salt-cure penetrated the meat sufficiently, especially if the...
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I have made ham out of pork butts several times and enjoyed it. It's not as lean as a shank ham but just as tasty. I brine them for a few weeks then smoke.
Can you show Pics of your ham ? I want to check its features and design. I always search unique and quality stuff.
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Mon Jun 17, 2013 09:59
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Hog Jowls And Bacon Replies: 53
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Doug »Wed Apr 24, 2013 02:04
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Hello All,
Chuckwagon, thanks for the email. I figured out why my bacon would not cure. My garage refrig. at any setting - the temp is always 25 F. Took care of that!
I just picked up 6 hog jowls for 0.69 cents a pound. I don't know for sure what to do with it - all I know is that it was priced...
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Hi Doug,
Sorry to hear about the lost in space episode!
Why not do what Ross and I do? We simply compose everything we'd like to say, in a word document format. (as if you were writing a letter in a blank document).
The whole process would go like this:
1. In a Word document, write your...
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Wed Jun 12, 2013 05:42
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Emulsified Meat Replies: 2
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grasshopper »Sat Jun 08, 2013 17:20
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For me this all started with my wife's Kitchen aid. I purchased the meat grinder attachment. Equipment has advance since then. So looking at Nor cal's recipe for mortadella and emulsifying the meat. I think I am back to the kitchen aid for emulsifying the meat. I have a 5- lb stuffer and #12...
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I'm sure you've probably already tried it but I'm gonna put my 2 cents in anyway, simply because I ran in to the same problems the first time I tried to make hot dogs.
I burnt up two processers trying to get it right, and what I've found is... first off, if your dead set on using the food...
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Sun Jun 09, 2013 08:55
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Currywurst to pork loin to Currywurst rolls Replies: 8
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markjass »Thu May 30, 2013 13:50
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It has been a while since I have made any brats. I decided to make some currywurst's. Yesterday I made te sauce. This morning, I ground the spices. My plan was to venture out and buy some pork and do my weekly shop. I looked out of the window, the sleet/hail/rain had stopped the wind backed off and...
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Mark those look terrific..
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Fri May 31, 2013 13:50
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Pork ham suggestions Replies: 11
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Butterbean »Wed May 22, 2013 15:04
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I dry cured some hams from some pigs I raised but have one ham in the freezer and need to do something with it and need some direction, suggestions but mainly some inspiration. It weighs around 30 lbs so I could make several things with it. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Butterbean I don't know if that is weird. I worked in a restaurant that had a cook named Billy Ray who had it real bad - couldn't eat even when he got home. He would get skinnier and skinnier as the days went by, then take some time off to fatten up. Me, I'm the opposite. By the time I'm done...
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Thu May 30, 2013 21:55
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cured brined chicken breast. Smoke then poach or poach then Replies: 6
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markjass »Sat May 11, 2013 01:41
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I have just cured and brined (21 sal) some chicken breasts for 2 hrs. They are skinless. I want to poach the breasts. Outside air temperature is 17 degree C and the temperature inside my cold smoker is about 19 degrees C (well into the danger zone). I plan to cold smike the skinless breasts for two...
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I'm glad its not just me. There are only a few things I cold smoke. I view it as a way to dehydrate certain foods and to add the smoke to it. I read an interesting article from the Food Safety people in the UK and they were saying that one of their main concerns is people cold smoking fish without...
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Fri May 17, 2013 21:01
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To cure or not Replies: 8
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Tom J »Thu May 09, 2013 18:35
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Good morning all.
Need some info on shipping sausages. A daughter has requested I ship her some Brats for my grandson home coming party from Afghanistan.
I can truly see snakes in the water as I have zero experience in shipping sausages.
As this would be A fresh sausage for me (no cure) and the...
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Many a year ago I nursed a person with Tetatnus, they died horrably. It had, and I am sure still has a profund effect on the family and all the health care workers involved. The person had never had a simple innoculation. Death from tetanus is not the same as death from botulism (I have never seen...
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Sat May 11, 2013 12:30
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Hog casing, Collagen casing and ethics Replies: 9
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markjass »Thu May 09, 2013 15:11
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I continue on with my quest for producing a cured, smoked lamb sausage (I could write an essay on my frustrations about this. I tell you what, on my next day off I will write on my saga). Back to this post. I make a lovely lamb, garlic and rosemary fresh sausage. I like it, and other people tell me...
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Make sausage links with hog cases and make some sausage patties for those who can't/won't eat pork. problem solved
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Fri May 10, 2013 19:27
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Pickle Eggs in Fermented Vegetable. Replies: 9
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Tom J »Sun May 05, 2013 18:01
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Question about food safety.
I was thinking about brimming (pickling) hard boiled eggs in with my fermented vegetables, mostly in my chilies.
Dose anyone know if this would be unsafe?
If not, at what time should the eggs be put in the brine? As in the be gaining or after the fermentation of the...
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Go and type in Amish Mustard Eggs on Google. I tried to get the recipe and attach it but I'm computer illiterate. Only thing is, when I made them I had to use 4X the amount of horseradish. Very tasty. Went real quick at the house. The recipe is basic and could be easily adjusted to your tastes....
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Tue May 07, 2013 02:47
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Chorizo fermentation temp !! Replies: 23
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ped »Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:10
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Morning all
Hope you can help?, I have made my first batch of Chorizo, the recipe advised to ferment at 70 deg, but as it is my first time I haven't sorted the fermenting chamber out to give constant temps yet so they have fluctuated up and down according to the ambient temp outside the chamber,...
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Ped ol` bud,
There are two practical and economical methods for killing the bugs in meat during fermentation. In simplest terms, one is to limit the available water (Aw) until the humidity level drops below 0.85 on the USDA Aw (simple) Scale. The Aw level indicates how tightly water is bound in...
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Sun May 05, 2013 22:36
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Stuffer? Replies: 25
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Rtasma »Fri Mar 22, 2013 14:40
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I'm looking to purchase a stand alone stuffer. Which is better? The vertical type or elbow type? Are they easier to use than grinder attachment?
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Nice goin' Duckster!
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Sun Apr 28, 2013 09:38
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Salometer - puzzling label Replies: 14
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Tatoosh »Wed Apr 17, 2013 16:57
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I purchased a Salometer from Allied Kenco so that I could do a better wet cure ham. I was surprised when it arrived. It was labeled as Per Cent Scale For Salt or Brine 60F and runs 0 to 100. So I take it I should treat those as the degrees discussed on this website in various places, not actual...
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Distilled water should be used.
Some other points to consider.
1. Temperature of the brine should be the same as specified in the brine table being
used. A 60°F Salometer will not give a correct reading at 38°F and vice versa.
2. Brine should be tested only in a straight walled cylinder of...
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Last post byBaconologist
Fri Apr 26, 2013 21:09
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Salt Pork Replies: 4
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YooperDog »Wed Apr 24, 2013 16:22
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Did my first try at making salt pork using the trimmings from my pork bellies after squaring up slabs. I used Bad Bobs Bacon Balm for the salt pork and cured them for two weeks, over hauling half way through. I rinsed and cleaned excess salt, hung to dry for a day and then started to cold smoke....
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Yooper, I had so much trouble with imageshack that I had to finally go to photobucket. It works perfectly and its easy too. Here's a link:
Best Wishes,
Chuckwagon
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Fri Apr 26, 2013 11:48
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Help me understand this Replies: 3
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markjass »Sat Apr 20, 2013 12:03
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Had time to kill in a supermarket and looked at the label of a mass produced sausage.
Meat 88% (Beef, Pork), Water, Salt, Dextrose, Spices, Mineral Salts (450, 451), Preservative (223), Spice Flavouring, Edible Casing.
Dairy Free
Energy (kJ) 1187
Protein (g) 14.9
Fat - Total (g) 24.6
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Mark I see now that the number are per 100 grams. So 800 mg sodium per 100 grams would indicate about 2 grams of salt per 100 grams so about 20 grams of salt per kilo. about 2%
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A thought on smoking Replies: 4
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Butterbean »Fri Apr 19, 2013 03:39
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I stepped in my smokehouse today for a few minutes and when I left my clothes smelt quite smokey in spite of the fact the smokehouse has not been used in a week. This got me to thinking if it would be possible to cold smoke some cheese in the house without even lighting a fire only relying on the...
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Pulled the cheese out this morning and YES it works like a charm. I've put it in a bag and am going to let it sit in the fridge for a day to let the flavors equalize. BTW - I think one day is plenty of time.
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Common German Casings Replies: 1
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patrad »Fri Apr 19, 2013 19:02
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I'm trying to figure out what are the long thin casings I see used mostly by Germans. In Germany, they seemed to be quite common. Here in Chicago, I've only had them at German festivals as Bratwurst or Currywurst. Sometime advertised as meter long sausage.
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