Let's Talk BBQ
Cured Meats & Food Preservation => Cured meats & Food Preservation => Charcuterie: Ham, Bacon, Sausage, etc. => Topic started by: teesquare on March 12, 2013, 11:01:36 AM
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This is a great tasting sausage that is made with chicken thighs, or thighs and breast meat if you prefer:
5-lbs of chicken meat - ground
3-4 tsp of sea salt
1 Tbs granulated garlic
1 tsp cracked black pepper
1 tsp coriander ( more if you like - but be careful - powerful!)
1-tsp of red pepper flake ( more if you want heat )
1- cup of coarse chopped salted roasted pistachios
1-cup of dried cranberries
I stuffed these into hog casings, and hot smoked for about 2 hours until the IT reached 170F
And - here they are:
(http://i428.photobucket.com/albums/qq1/teesquare1/MAK/20130303_123754.jpg)
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those look really good T. i like that is was made w/ chicken. how did you get the little knots in the end of the sausage?
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It was in the 20's and a light wind. My hands were not working real good - so I would cut the casing and tie a knot - because I did not have enough practice or experience with stuffing a whole gut of casing, then pinching, and twisting, etc.
SO, I just would fill one, cut and tie. I have since learned how to do it tho- These are some Italian sausages I did later:
(http://i428.photobucket.com/albums/qq1/teesquare1/MAK/20130303_102703.jpg)
(http://i428.photobucket.com/albums/qq1/teesquare1/MAK/20130303_123802.jpg)
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Cranberries?
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T
Nice job on them.
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Those look outstanding T, I have a sausage at home a coworker got me from the farmers market with cranberries in it. I almost cooked it last night but had a german pretzel and mustard instead.
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Looks really good. Save me some. I'll trade some elk SS for some.
Art
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Thanks guys! I am honored - because all of you make such great stuff.
Cranberries?
Yep...it is an interesting way to add a sweet/tart note - I like it. Give cranberries a try in some BBQ sauce, or even in a marinade for pork or ...?
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Thanks guys! I am honored - because all of you make such great stuff.
Cranberries?
Yep...it is an interesting way to add a sweet/tart note - I like it. Give cranberries a try in some BBQ sauce, or even in a marinade for pork or ...?
How much did you use? ;)
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Gee...I am sorry - I left that out of the recipe...fixed it. I put 1 cup for 5 lbs. of meat in this batch.
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10-4. Thanks!
Might try this with some ground turkey for 'Thanksgiving on a bun'..
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Funny you say that - I was thinking about mixing in a damp "dressing" or stuffing with the other ingredients, and stuffing a Thanksgiving sausage...
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Fried onions! (a la green been casserole) They might hold up in a sausage..