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Originally Posted by willkat98
Always raw
Phils crazy
This is the first time EVER he mentioned this searing crap.
He use to go on and on about freezing slightly then shoving it in.
I even shove in slightly frozen, wait, then slide out the casing.
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Hey Bill.....Guess you missed this Thread (where i mentioned searing the sausages first)  ..... the Thread has alot of info on porkloins.
http://www.bandera-brethren.com/inde...ight=sear+loin
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BBQCHEF33 POSTED JANUARY 03 2004 at 4:55PM.
Hey...Does this mean an additional attendee at Summer Bash nn?
I like giving the sausage a real fast super hot zap on either the grill or under the broiler first to sear the outside. It does 2 things. Stifffens it so its easier to push into the loin, and also, if you dont, the sausage has this kinda mushy gray look to it for being somewhat steamed inside the loin. (kind of like the same color as marinading in margarita mix. 
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so?? whos crazy now? huh huh huh huh??? ahhhh redemption!!! 
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