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Summer sausage turning brown

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    waltp
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    Followed the one on the Walton’s instructions for summer sausage

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      I smoked both batches at the same time. All made the same day with the same equipment the pepper jack batch does not have the discoloration just the cheddar

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        waltp did you use distilled water or tap water? possibly a PH issue

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          waltp Its like its oxidizing like a steak would when exposed to air. really weird. Im sure Jon will know what happened.

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            I did use well water not distilled

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              glen
              Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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              Maybe some ECA capsules broke and denatured portions

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                waltp
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                Thanks for that it could be. I have been eating it, no bad taste, does not seem to have gotten bigger or anything over a couple days. Just trying to figure it out so that if I do it again and give it away don’t want them thinking I’m poisoning them!! Lol!

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                  Thanks for that it could be. I have been eating it, no bad taste, does not seem to have gotten bigger or anything over a couple days. Just trying to figure it out so that if I do it again and give it away don’t want them thinking I’m poisoning them!! Lol!

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                  glen
                  Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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                  waltp Walt, what was your procedure after you added the ECA?
                  Also did your ECA capsules come in contact with anything before going into the mix? i.e. being crushed or liquid contact?

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                  Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                    Added the ECA last in the mix, hand mixed for a minute or two. Stuffed and into the smoker.

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                      Especially when using high temp cheese in your sausage, you need to use a product to help the cure work faster. Use the smoked meat stabilizer at a rate of 2oz per 25# of meat. It is inexpensive and it will hold your color for a long time. You should be using this or a product similar to it in all of your cured/smoked sausages.

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                        Thanks for all the help I appreciate it!!

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