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What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?

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  • Hog PenH Hog Pen

    Picture is from this last Saturday, started with jalapeno seasoning added, ghost pepper cheese, roasted garlic, onion, and whole peppercorns… turned out great,
    What have you guys added?

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    lkrfletcher
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    Hog Pen

    Jalepeno and ht cheese is all I have done.

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    • Hog PenH Hog Pen

      Picture is from this last Saturday, started with jalapeno seasoning added, ghost pepper cheese, roasted garlic, onion, and whole peppercorns… turned out great,
      What have you guys added?

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      Hog Pen I start with the H summer seasoning, and one of our favorite is with wild rice, craisins, and high temp cheddar. I call it Wisconsin summer.

      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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        imho keep the sausage simple and serve it with the cheese you smoke crackers and the others in a sauce for a dip

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        • craigriceC craigrice

          imho keep the sausage simple and serve it with the cheese you smoke crackers and the others in a sauce for a dip

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          craigrice said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

          imho keep the sausage simple and serve it with the cheese you smoke crackers and the others in a sauce for a dip

          I am kind with Craig Rice on this one. About all I have added is whole mustard seed.

          Nothing wrong with the add ins, but once it in there, it ain’t coming out. Easier to serve on the side as an add-in for those who like it or for those who don’t - served neat.

          But if you like all the add ins definitely go for it.

          Paul

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            One nice thing with summer sausage is you can break a batch into smaller ones but still smoke all at the same time. My brother likes it plain, my mom likes it with pepper jack, I like the Wi, so I make 25 pounds, but then break it down into smaller batches. When i try something new i usually only do one log of it to see how it turns out

            hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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              Whole mustard seed always and HT cheddar or pepper cheese depending on the seasoning.
              On occasion a little cayenne. Mostly test batches with this.
              Even with adding cheese I’ll still top a slice with some salami cheese before hitting the cracker… Maybe just a Wi thing. 😁 🧀

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              • PapaSopP PapaSop

                Whole mustard seed always and HT cheddar or pepper cheese depending on the seasoning.
                On occasion a little cayenne. Mostly test batches with this.
                Even with adding cheese I’ll still top a slice with some salami cheese before hitting the cracker… Maybe just a Wi thing. 😁 🧀

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                PapaSop absolutely, us Wisconsin boys need cheese

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                  We’re sold on the high-temp ghost pepper cheese. I know I -could- make some without it (and I would if asked), but I don’t want to. Considering that Mrs. TL and I consume about 80-90% of the summer sausage I make, and almost everyone else is fine with the ghost pepper cheese, it’s become the standard.

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                  • TexLawT TexLaw

                    We’re sold on the high-temp ghost pepper cheese. I know I -could- make some without it (and I would if asked), but I don’t want to. Considering that Mrs. TL and I consume about 80-90% of the summer sausage I make, and almost everyone else is fine with the ghost pepper cheese, it’s become the standard.

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                    TexLaw is ghost pepper cheese pretty hot?

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                      Hog Pen I always add Sure Gel and Encapsulated Citric Acid. Oldies but goodies. Recently I made some jalapeno and added rehydrated jalapeno flakes and ghost pepper cheese to it for some more heat, that was really good.

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                      • TexLawT TexLaw

                        We’re sold on the high-temp ghost pepper cheese. I know I -could- make some without it (and I would if asked), but I don’t want to. Considering that Mrs. TL and I consume about 80-90% of the summer sausage I make, and almost everyone else is fine with the ghost pepper cheese, it’s become the standard.

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                        TexLaw yes, I split the batch, Half with ghost pepper cheese, Half without… we like it spicy, but others like the tame stuff.

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                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                          Hog Pen I always add Sure Gel and Encapsulated Citric Acid. Oldies but goodies. Recently I made some jalapeno and added rehydrated jalapeno flakes and ghost pepper cheese to it for some more heat, that was really good.

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                          Jonathon added the carrot fiber, turned out wonderful.

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                          • JonathonJ Jonathon

                            Hog Pen I always add Sure Gel and Encapsulated Citric Acid. Oldies but goodies. Recently I made some jalapeno and added rehydrated jalapeno flakes and ghost pepper cheese to it for some more heat, that was really good.

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                            Jonathon also want to try the encapsulated next time for the twang

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                              TexLaw is ghost pepper cheese pretty hot?

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                              Jesser It is, but it’s hardly “make you run to your Momma” hot except for someone who wants something very mild. I’d give it about 6.5 out of 10, maybe. It has plenty of kick, but there are many things out there that are far, far hotter.

                              Don’t let the “ghost pepper” intimidate. While we like things spicy, we are not at all chileheads.

                              You can manage the amount you put in, too. I add 1 lb. to a 10 lb. meat block. We like that a lot, but I wouldn’t want any more. I do have to take a break from it from time to time while eating it.

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                                I usually stick to the basics. When making it for my uncle I add whole mustard seed. I did make a batch with smoked high temp cheddar cheese. I cold smoked the cheese then vacuum packed it and put it in the fridge for 2 weeks before using. Gave a great smoked cheese flavor to the bite but wasn’t overpowering.

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                                • TexLawT TexLaw

                                  Jesser It is, but it’s hardly “make you run to your Momma” hot except for someone who wants something very mild. I’d give it about 6.5 out of 10, maybe. It has plenty of kick, but there are many things out there that are far, far hotter.

                                  Don’t let the “ghost pepper” intimidate. While we like things spicy, we are not at all chileheads.

                                  You can manage the amount you put in, too. I add 1 lb. to a 10 lb. meat block. We like that a lot, but I wouldn’t want any more. I do have to take a break from it from time to time while eating it.

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                                  TexLaw thanks for the reply and the info on the amount to typically used.

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                                    I’ve used the ghost pepper cheese in my burger and love it but I added 20% cheese for a nice KICK! I want to add some to some snack sticks soon but obviously not that rate with a 17mm casing! Lol

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                                    • Hog PenH Hog Pen

                                      Picture is from this last Saturday, started with jalapeno seasoning added, ghost pepper cheese, roasted garlic, onion, and whole peppercorns… turned out great,
                                      What have you guys added?

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                                      Hog Pen said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

                                      ghost pepper cheese

                                      Was the ghost pepper cheese high temp?

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                                      • R RJ Adventures

                                        I’ve used the ghost pepper cheese in my burger and love it but I added 20% cheese for a nice KICK! I want to add some to some snack sticks soon but obviously not that rate with a 17mm casing! Lol

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                                        RJ Adventures are you using a jerky gun or stuffer to make your 17mm sticks? Thanks

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                                        • PivodogP Pivodog

                                          Hog Pen said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

                                          ghost pepper cheese

                                          Was the ghost pepper cheese high temp?

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                                          Pivodog yes

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