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    • Podcast

      I’d be down with subscribing to a meatgistics podcast. Appreciate the insights you guys provide.

      posted in Meatgistics Community
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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

      Update. I think they are a fantastic success. After discussing pasteurizing with a meat science dude I have access to, I proceeded.
      Meat block was 70/30 antelope and pork fat 25#
      Summer w/jalapeño unit, sure cure, suregel, ECA, HT Cheddar, dried jalapeño flakes, liquid smoke.
      Ground x2 mixed for 6 added cheese and ECA mixed for 60 seconds. Stuffed in fibrous 2.4” casings hog ringed. Vac sealed 3 chubs per bag. Into SousVide at 142 F with internal probe in a tester. Cook until IT hit 140 for 15 min, ice bath. Opened bags (zero fat out and no real liquid in the bags but the chubs were damp) bloomed at room temp for 1-2 hours (whisky time) into the fridge. No wrinkled casings. Tester was sacrificed and my buddy and I dug in to a few pieces. Great late heat, jalapeño taste upfront and solid smoke flavor even without the smoker cook which I was concerned about. Mouth feel and all textures and colors are on point. I’ll try to grab some close ups later. Thanks for all the input.

      posted in Smoking & Grilling
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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

      The outside was “glistening” but the sausage itself was what I would say perfect. Moist but zero excess.
      I feel that in the absence of a functioning and controllable smokehouse this is a very viable option!

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    • Messages and digest

      Hey all, not sure who else to ask. I’m getting inundated with notifications from the f***m. I would be fine with a weekly or monthly digest but presently every time someone does anything in the f***m I get an email. I set every setting I could find to not notify me or update me and they are still coming through even on posts I’ve not participated in. Any suggestions? TIA

      posted in General
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    • RE: Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese

      Jamieson22 looks great! Did you use a premixed seasoning or make your own spice blend?

      posted in Meat Processing
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    • RE: Adding ECA

      Austin thx. Think I’ll skip it this time I’m making a whiskey old fashioned snack stick and don’t want to mess with the whiskey, cherry and orange flavors

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

      I chose wisely!!

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    Latest posts made by Hosshess

    • Messages and digest

      Hey all, not sure who else to ask. I’m getting inundated with notifications from the f***m. I would be fine with a weekly or monthly digest but presently every time someone does anything in the f***m I get an email. I set every setting I could find to not notify me or update me and they are still coming through even on posts I’ve not participated in. Any suggestions? TIA

      posted in General
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    • RE: Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese

      Jamieson22 looks great! Did you use a premixed seasoning or make your own spice blend?

      posted in Meat Processing
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    • RE: Adding ECA

      Austin thx. Think I’ll skip it this time I’m making a whiskey old fashioned snack stick and don’t want to mess with the whiskey, cherry and orange flavors

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • Adding ECA

      If a spice mix already has sodium erythorbate in the ingredient list at 0.67% should I continue to add the ECA. Product will be venison snack sticks. TIA

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • RE: Conversion

      glen thx glen and everyone I failed to mention the full detail: I’m using a premix pack for 10 of the 15 lb meat block. Needed the 5 lb conversion for the 5 lb differential but the sure cure and sure gel are all based on the total meat block. Thanks for weighing in!

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • RE: Conversion

      I came up with 3.75 tsp for the Sure Cure with .25 tsp/pound as the calculation. Sound right?

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • RE: Conversion

      glen it is the 100# unit so thanks for looking out!

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • Conversion

      Making a 5lb batch of summer sausage with Unit 107. Unable to find it in the list of conversion for per pound and per 5 lb. Any help?

      posted in URGENT 911
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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

      I chose wisely!!

      posted in Smoking & Grilling
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    • RE: Summer sausage thermal help

      Thanks Paul I don’t disagree. I think the suregel likely helped to a large extent. I was vacillating between carrot fiber and suregel. I have not had enough experience with them to contrast.

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