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Posted By: conejo

Sausage.........summer sausage - 03/05/07 03:46 PM

My buddy has a friend that had access to some kind of commercial air cooker that will do a whole bunch of summer sausage in no time at all. I was thinking of trying to duplicate this by using an old fridge and pumping the heat off of my wood furnace, Anyone tried anything similar? What do yall use to cook your sausage?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:00 PM

I do mine in the oven so I'm afraid I can't be of much help but I'll TTT this for ya. ;\)

~ADC~
Posted By: snowman

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:09 PM

better idea

someone post a recipe \:\)

this discussion will keep the idea you have at the top so lots of people see it. \:\)
Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:11 PM

I can get u a recipe later tonight or tomorrow ;\)
Posted By: snowman

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:20 PM

Well then I can bump you to the top again!

If you try the wood stove option, the biggest thing I suggest is trying to make sure you keep the air moving....otherwise you'll end up with hot spots in the freezer and certain areas will cook faster.
Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:22 PM

yeah I figured I'd push the air in through the bottom and have a slightly smaller outlet towards the top
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 05:41 PM

TTT with my rabbit bologna/sausage recipe...

5lbs. Ground Rabbit Meat (use any wild game you like here)
1lb ground pork (fatter the better)
1lb ground beef (fatter the better)
7 Tablespoons Mortons Quick Tender Salt
2 Tablespoons course ground or crushed black pepper
1 Tablespoon Garlic Salt
2 Tablespoons mustard seed
1 Tablespoon Crushed red pepper
1/2 Tablespoon Cajun Seasoning
2 teaspoons liquid smoke
1 teaspoon ground ginger
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Mix all that stuff real well, let it sit over night covered in the fridge and stuff it into casings. Bake at 175 for 5 hours turning every hour. If you use bigger cases you'll need to adjust the cooking time accordingly. Makes 24 - 4" rings about 1 1/4" in diameter.



~ADC~
Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 06:05 PM

sounds good ADC ever mix in chunks of pepper jack ;\)
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 06:27 PM

;\) Funny you should mention that conejo, I do add cheese quite often to this recipe. \:\)

~ADC~
Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 07:29 PM

how bout jalepenos and macaroni with that pepperjack, \:\) thats my favorite
Posted By: sbhooper

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 08:48 PM

Cabelas sells great summer sausage kits. We use them as is except that we grind in pickled, home-grown, jalapenos.
Posted By: YouthCooner901

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 09:40 PM

their was some vid on here
Posted By: mickeysdad

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/05/07 11:57 PM

I just made 25# of dry cure venison summer sausage, it needs another 3 weeks to finish curing. I also made 180# lbs of deer sticks, they are smoked. They are OK, not the best I have made but good.I am going to make another 25lbs of antelope sticks with a different formula and see how they come out.
Posted By: ludelltrapper

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 01:01 AM

talk to bobcattrapper his brother has a cooker out of an old fridge but i am working on a smoker now out of some old lockers from school you get a set of 3 make the fire in one and then have everything flow into the next 2 but i'm gonna beefs em up so it doesnt ware out as fast
Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 10:51 AM

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 05:43 PM

Originally Posted By: conejo
how bout jalepenos and macaroni with that pepperjack, \:\) thats my favorite


;\) Never tried it but I'll bet I'd like it. Back TTT. \:\)

~ADC~
Posted By: cj's trapping

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 06:28 PM

Jayme, I trust you'll have a batch of that as well as some stuffed jalepeno poppers at your fish fry? I'm not making that 8 hour trip just for some greasy bullheads.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 06:51 PM

There won't be any greasy bullheads for you CJ, lol. I'm saving the carp for you. \:D

~ADC~
Posted By: Terry

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 06:52 PM

I had a friend try smoking some ducks in an old refrigerator. Melted the gasket on the door and they tasted like burnt rubber.
For smoking fish, I use a metal cabinet (Unpainted) with home made shelves made from chicken wire on a 1x2 frame, Stick a hot plate on the floor, put a cast iron skillet on the plate, fill it with hardwood sawdust and close the door. Works on fish or smoked sausage.
Posted By: cj's trapping

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/06/07 06:59 PM

Originally Posted By: ADC
There won't be any greasy bullheads for you CJ, lol. I'm saving the carp for you. \:D

~ADC~


As long as it's smoked.
Posted By: Bear Bones

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/07/07 02:38 AM

Looks good....thought I would share a few of mine.

Pepperoni







Jerky



Posted By: conejo

Re: OT- summer sausage - 03/07/07 02:46 AM

Looks good B.B, your cooker is kinda like what I'm wanting to do cept I'm gonna pump in the heat instead of having a fire and smoke directly in it
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