Homemade dry sausage in the smokehouse

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Homemade dry sausage in the smokehouse




by Rabbit » 13/12/12, 21:19

Following Christophe's proposal
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post246849.html#246849
So I resume here.
I have been fattening 2 pigs for a few years, once or twice a year.
Almost as much as I try to make dry sausages. This year
is the first time I have made my sausages.
If this is of interest to some I will communicate the recipe which ultimately succeeded.
Nothing really complicated but you had to know. And there is also
the equipment, but that's when you really like dry sausage.
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 10:42

Well we are interested :)

For the salmon I put it here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/fumer-le-s ... 12178.html
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by Obamot » 14/12/12, 10:49

A rabbit fattening pigs and making them sausages? We will have seen it all.

He is not going to eat them anyway I hope! : Cheesy: : Mrgreen:
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 10:51

Obamot wrote:He is not going to eat them anyway I hope! : Cheesy: : Mrgreen:


Roooh it's low ... because sausages are only 2 possible uses ... eat them and ... the other ... : Mrgreen:
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by Obamot » 14/12/12, 10:53

Bein smoked lots of salmon fillets ...

Some prefer Havana! Image the stitches are tighter ...
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 10:57

Obamot wrote:the stitches are tighter ...


Hu?
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by Obamot » 14/12/12, 11:04

Bewoui, "NETS»Of salmon : Mrgreen:

With all the air that can pass through, it must not have any taste ...

Note that smoking in a hutch! Image Ok I -> get out : Mrgreen: : Cheesy:

: Cry: poor beasts ...
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 11:10

Poor obamot yes ... : Cheesy:

It is the others who smoke but you who taste! (to the east this is pretty)
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by Rabbit » 15/12/12, 14:01

Here is the procedure I followed:

9 kg lean pork (ham) cut into 4cmX4cm cubes placed in a cool place (3 ° C) on a grid for 12 hours. The sealer (2gr LS-3 from Gewürrzmüller) was mixed with the meat during the
cut into cubes. I threw the juice that was under the meat before going to the cutter.
4.2 kg of fat (shingles) hung in strips (thickness + -3cm) in the fridge for 10 hours to dry.

Passage the meat cutter to obtain cubes of 3mm X3mm <=== three - four turns of the cutter.
Passage of the fat previously cooled to -1 ° C with a cutter. get cubes of 4mm X4mm <=== three turns of the cutter. (I'm a little disappointed, I didn't have time to enjoy the pleasure of watching the machine turn)

Meat and fat cooling to 1 tsp
Meat + fat + spices
Spices:
2 gr dextrose / Kg i.e.: 26gr _________________ /
3gr brown cane sugar / Kg or 40gr _________ / FOR 13.1 KG of MELE
25 gr nitre salt / kg or 330 gr ________________ /
2gr freshly ground black pepper / Kg or 26 gr_ /
1gr of ascorbic acid / Kg or 13gr ___________ /
Kneading: 10 min
Note: it would have been easier to cut the fat and lean together to homogenize the mixture.

Cooling of the mixture to 1 ° c.

Embossing in pig casings 28-30

The sausages have to be perforated all around with a sausage stick min 1 hole per 3cm

The sausages were hung to drain for 3 hours (temperature 18 ° c in the kitchen).
Note: it is better to dry the ends of the sausages before hanging them, otherwise the rope will slip and the sausage will fall.

Put (in bulk) in the sausage ripener. Pressure -0.6 bars. Temperature 18 ° c during the day and 16 ° c at night Duration 72 hours. Super good smell at the exit of the ripener.
I had to resist the urge to eat it. It is hard, but drying is worse.

Sausages put back to hang 4 weeks before smoking half of them.
Smoking lasts 12 hours.
Here is the kind of smoke generator that I use, except that it works
with boxes of peas and carrots 800gr. By stacking the boxes
without bottom or cover. 1 to 2 hours are obtained per box of shavings.
After 12 to 24 hours, you must clean the pipe which is filled with tar.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZCNTc9Q1gg
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by Obamot » 15/12/12, 15:45

yum ... yum ... finally for those who love!
Christophe wrote:Poor obamot yes ... : Cheesy:

(to the east this is pretty)


You haven't caught my counterpoint: I'm sure : Cheesy: : Mrgreen:
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