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Old 04-28-2011, 12:40 PM   #1
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Default Homemade Smoked Sausages

We made Pheasant, Breakfast Chicken and Italian sausage this weekend. We do this a couple times a year and have a lot with it. We smoked the Breakfast Chicken Sausage on an electric smoker at 180 for about six hours then pulled them at an internal temperature of 160

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Old 04-28-2011, 02:05 PM   #2
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Fine looking food!
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Looks good! Sausage making is something I've been wanting to get into. I figured starting with fresh, then moving on to cured meats after some experience is a good plan.
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Nice! I've gotten into making sausage in the past couple years - love it! I've been considering getting an electric smoker to add to the arsenal.

Nice looking grub - thanks for posting.
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Old 04-28-2011, 03:54 PM   #7
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Ive never heard of Breakfast Chicken...If you dont mind...could you let us in on the recipe? :-)
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Really

If you want you can check out our blog for the recipes. Nothing for sale there, just food for friends.
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They look pretty good, I guess I could have looked at the link in the initial post

I see you don't use any pink salt for curing. are you cooking them fast on a grill to keep them out of the temperature danger zone for a shorter amount of time?
All Ive read is that if you are smoking sausage for a long time they need curing salt to prevent the bacteria that make botulinum toxin from growing.
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They look pretty good, I guess I could have looked at the link in the initial post

I see you don't use any pink salt for curing. are you cooking them fast on a grill to keep them out of the temperature danger zone for a shorter amount of time?
All Ive read is that if you are smoking sausage for a long time they need curing salt to prevent the bacteria that make botulinum toxin from growing.
Thats what I was thinking too. Esp chicken I would atleast add 2 T of Tenderquick.
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I do so love sausages! Nice job, they look and sound great
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Yessir! That looks great!

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Nice sausages.
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So which ones were your favorite. And, do you do any other kinds
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