Sizzle Lips
Extreme Member
Had a couple small Picnic roasts that I cut and cleaned up to make a small 5 lb batch of sausage.
I used a pre mix from the Sausage Maker and added 1/4 tsp of my mixed superhot powder for some warmth.
I also use red wine instead of water ....I like to mix my wet and dry ingredients together for a more even mix into the meat.
I ground the meat through a 10 mm plate and stuffed into some ugly looking 35-38 mm hog casing.
I let the links hang at room temp for an hour then into a pre-heated 130 degree smoke house...vents wide open no smoke.I used my electric Masterbuilt for this.
After about an hour I close the vents so they are a quarter open and bump the temp 10 degrees every hour ....start your smoke...i used Hickory.
I bump the temp every hour till I reach 165 degrees.....then cook until you have an internal meat temp of 150 degrees.
Remove from the smoker and give a cold water shower to stop the cooking....leave on a drying rack at room temp for a couple of hours to bloom.
This sausage is very dark because of the heavy use of Hungarian Paprika in the mix....enjoy
I used a pre mix from the Sausage Maker and added 1/4 tsp of my mixed superhot powder for some warmth.
I also use red wine instead of water ....I like to mix my wet and dry ingredients together for a more even mix into the meat.
I ground the meat through a 10 mm plate and stuffed into some ugly looking 35-38 mm hog casing.
I let the links hang at room temp for an hour then into a pre-heated 130 degree smoke house...vents wide open no smoke.I used my electric Masterbuilt for this.
After about an hour I close the vents so they are a quarter open and bump the temp 10 degrees every hour ....start your smoke...i used Hickory.
I bump the temp every hour till I reach 165 degrees.....then cook until you have an internal meat temp of 150 degrees.
Remove from the smoker and give a cold water shower to stop the cooking....leave on a drying rack at room temp for a couple of hours to bloom.
This sausage is very dark because of the heavy use of Hungarian Paprika in the mix....enjoy