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    • Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Hi everyone, I recently smoked 80/20 beef with the jalapeno snack stick seasoning and used carrat fiber and high temp cheese for the first time. used 21mm casings.
      so for some reason they came out with a extra greasy film on the outside. I have made other snack sticks such as willies, habanero bbq and never had this issue before using 80/20 beef.
      Could it have been the carrot fiber? Or just the character/nature of that jalapeno seasoning?
      Or perhaps the high temp cheese?
      Any thoughts for the experts out there?
      I also increased the water. normally I use 5 cups for 5 pounds of meat.
      However this time I used 6 cups to make it easier to stuff the casings.
      Perhaps this one extra cup was the culprit.
      Any help would be appreciated!
      Thanks

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    • RE: Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Perhaps but have been successful with protein extraction without binders.
      I’m about to do another 5 pounds of the same seasoning but without the carrot fiber to see how it turns out.
      I have been using a quarter cup of ice water per pound. I’ll probably cut that back some too.

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    Latest posts made by WINGMAN01

    • RE: Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Perhaps but have been successful with protein extraction without binders.
      I’m about to do another 5 pounds of the same seasoning but without the carrot fiber to see how it turns out.
      I have been using a quarter cup of ice water per pound. I’ll probably cut that back some too.

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      WINGMAN01
    • RE: Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      YooperDog I did not know that. I’ve made habanero bbq and willies snackin sticks with pheasant meat without issue. First time trying the carrot fiber trying to make stuffin easier.

      Thanks

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    • RE: Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Mickey Page Thanks!
      I will try it again.

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    • RE: Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Mickey Page
      I start low @ around 120 degrees and about every hour step up 10 degrees until 145 degrees hold for 2 hours. the step up to 165 for an hour or so then finish at 185ish until internal is above 155-160 ish.
      This can take 5-8 hrs typically.
      I thought it was a lot of water but I thought I read somewhere up to 1 cup per pound.

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    • Jalapeno snack sticks greasy film

      Hi everyone, I recently smoked 80/20 beef with the jalapeno snack stick seasoning and used carrat fiber and high temp cheese for the first time. used 21mm casings.
      so for some reason they came out with a extra greasy film on the outside. I have made other snack sticks such as willies, habanero bbq and never had this issue before using 80/20 beef.
      Could it have been the carrot fiber? Or just the character/nature of that jalapeno seasoning?
      Or perhaps the high temp cheese?
      Any thoughts for the experts out there?
      I also increased the water. normally I use 5 cups for 5 pounds of meat.
      However this time I used 6 cups to make it easier to stuff the casings.
      Perhaps this one extra cup was the culprit.
      Any help would be appreciated!
      Thanks

      posted in Smoking & Grilling
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      WINGMAN01