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Collagen casings for brats

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    jeffchris83
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    image.jpg Im please with the ease of the stuffing. I’m very happy with the bite and texture. But, every time I cook I end up with meat squirting from both ends of every brat. I’m using 32 mm smoked. I can’t tell if the casings are shrinking up or if the meat is expanding out. It’s anyone else having this problem? Or am I Doing something wrong?

    Thanks for the help.

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      Interesting

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        jeffchris83 How are you cooking them? 32mm smoked should only be used if you are going to smoke them at low temps for long times, like you would with a cured sausage. If you are cooking them on a grill or in a pan or even oven at higher temps (anything above 225° for sure) then you need to be using Fresh Collagen.

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          jeffchris83 How are you cooking them? 32mm smoked should only be used if you are going to smoke them at low temps for long times, like you would with a cured sausage. If you are cooking them on a grill or in a pan or even oven at higher temps (anything above 225° for sure) then you need to be using Fresh Collagen.

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          Jonathon I figured that I had to be doing something wrong. I smoked some at 185f to an IT of 165f and they turned out perfect. Thanks for the info.E9C7EBED-310A-4CC0-985E-1605A63D29CB.jpeg

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