3
Heaping tablespoons Fennel seed
3
Heaping tablespoons Kosher Salt
1
Heaping tablespoons Thyme
2
Heaping tablespoons Black Pepper
1
Heaping tablespoons Paprika
1
Heaping tablespoons MSG
1/2
Teaspoon Nutmeg
1/2
Teaspoon Coriander
15 Cloves Garlic crushed
3 Bay leaves finely crushed
1/2
Cup Dehydrated milk
1/4
Cup Sugar
1/2
Cup Bread crumbs, finely ground, dried
1 Can beef stock, 14.5 ounce
Pork Butt, 7 pounds
Pork fat,
1 pound
Hog casing, medium,
about 12 feet
In
a large
jar pour
in beef
stock, then put in that same jar all
seasonings listed above
EXCEPT the
dehydrated milk, sugar, and bread
crumbs.
Stir, mix, or shake well.
Put in refrigerator to blend.
Remove
Pork Butt meat from bone and cut
into 1 inch wide strips. Put
pork butt strips in
freezer for 45 to 60 minutes.
This provides a
cleaner grind with less
moisture loss.
Grind
the pork FAT strips through a MEDIUM grate on grinder by itself.
Remove
butt strips from refrigerator and grind through
a COARSE grate
on grinder by itself.
In large bowl or bus pan now mix thoroughly
the ground butt, fat, the
jar of
blended seasoning from
refrigerator, stock, dehydrated milk,
sugar, and
bread crumbs.
This should be a very painfully cold and
messy task.
If not, something is not right.
Now put ground pork mix
into a 2 gallon
freezer bag and
put in freezer for 90 - 120 minutes,
or in the refrigerator
overnight. I
am a stickler for
this flavor
blending stage, so use
your best judgment.
Clean
your casings by running about 1/2
quart, twice,
through each
full length casing.
Just put under sink
faucet for water, then lift
entire length of casing
from one end to the
other to force the water
through.
For
best results, texture, and consistency, stuff the casing
with a
separate non-grinder type
stuffer. In other words,
I like it
better
when
it is
not forced
out with a screw,
but instead with
blunt
pressure.
Smoke
in your favorite smoker, with favorite woods for roughly 3 hours
at 235 - 245 degrees.
This
is basically the
sausage making technique method we used at the
Q-fest seminar at
San Dimas, 11/6/99. Hope
everybody enjoys.
Dan
Cannon,
www.BBQbyDan.com
Dan@BBQbyDan
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