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    Ron Grisar
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    After watching Jon’s live stream, I tried finishing summer sausage, fibrous casings, directly in water bath, no bags with great results.
    My question is can I also finish snack sticks with collagen casings the same way?

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      After watching Jon’s live stream, I tried finishing summer sausage, fibrous casings, directly in water bath, no bags with great results.
      My question is can I also finish snack sticks with collagen casings the same way?

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      YooperDog
      Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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      Ron Grisar yes you can.

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      • R Ron Grisar

        After watching Jon’s live stream, I tried finishing summer sausage, fibrous casings, directly in water bath, no bags with great results.
        My question is can I also finish snack sticks with collagen casings the same way?

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        blackbetty61
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        Ron Grisar as YooperDog says yes you can I’ve done it before with great results IMO

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          After watching Jon’s live stream, I tried finishing summer sausage, fibrous casings, directly in water bath, no bags with great results.
          My question is can I also finish snack sticks with collagen casings the same way?

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          cdavis
          Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
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          Ron Grisar I also finish mine in water with an electric Turkey roaster with great results.

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            Ron Grisar
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            I was hoping the same could be done with the collagen casings as the summer sausage turned out so good.

            Thank you all for your help, Happy New Year!

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              When finishing sticks or summer sausage via sous vide, can you just set the temp to 165 for a couple hours vs using temp probe?

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                When finishing sticks or summer sausage via sous vide, can you just set the temp to 165 for a couple hours vs using temp probe?

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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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                Bigtwin 165F is too hot for sous vide snack sticks
                They will reach that temp in minutes and you may have fat-out
                Better to give them an hour at 150-153F this will not over cook the sticks and ground meat at 150 internal will be pasteurized in around a minute

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