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German Beef Sausage

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  • Denny OD Denny O

    What temps do you smoke’em @ and how far do you take’em?

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    @dennyo

    • rest in the fridge overnight

    • 1 hr in the smoker @ 125F with no smoke

    • 2hr - @140F with smoke

    • sous-vide for 45min @160F

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      Pivodog That recipe sounds interesting and the sausage looks great.
      German Beef Sausage covers a lot of territory. Is there a sausage type/style that it compare it to?

      Paul

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        Good question, It’s called Rindswurst and I believe that it’s from Frankfurt.

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        • PivodogP Pivodog

          @dennyo

          • rest in the fridge overnight

          • 1 hr in the smoker @ 125F with no smoke

          • 2hr - @140F with smoke

          • sous-vide for 45min @160F

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          Here is the official photo other than the air bubbles it turned out very nice!

          IMG_20210614_133523.jpg

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          • PivodogP Pivodog

            Here is the official photo other than the air bubbles it turned out very nice!

            IMG_20210614_133523.jpg

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            IVERYAN
            Regular Contributors Veteran Bowl Choppers Team Orange
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            Pivodog those look great. Im not sure how to eliminate air bubbles when using a bowl cutter. The last time i ate a commercial hot dog i took a close look at the texture & noticed it had some air bubbles also.

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            • PivodogP Pivodog

              Here is the official photo other than the air bubbles it turned out very nice!

              IMG_20210614_133523.jpg

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              Surg
              Team Blue Cast Iron Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Veteran Sous Vide Power User Regular Contributors
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              Pivodog
              Looks amazing!

              “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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              • IVERYANI IVERYAN

                Pivodog those look great. Im not sure how to eliminate air bubbles when using a bowl cutter. The last time i ate a commercial hot dog i took a close look at the texture & noticed it had some air bubbles also.

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                IVERYAN said in German Beef Sausage:

                Pivodog those look great. Im not sure how to eliminate air bubbles when using a bowl cutter. The last time i ate a commercial hot dog i took a close look at the texture & noticed it had some air bubbles also.

                Commercial bowl choppers operate under a vacuum during at least part of the chop cycle. I don’t think eliminating air bubbles is the main reason but it would be one of the side benefits.

                Paul

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                  A vacuum stuffer would probably fix it. Dang, not another toy!!! LOL

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                  • PivodogP Pivodog

                    Here’s the recipe for the German Beef Sausage, enjoy!

                    Meat
                    Beef 1000g 2.21lb 100%

                    Liquid
                    Ice(weight) 220g 0.48 lb 22%

                    Solids
                    Sure Gel 15g

                    Salts
                    Cure 2.5g
                    Salt 15g

                    Spices
                    White Pepper 4g
                    Ginger 2g
                    Cardamom 2g
                    Sweet Paprika 2g
                    Garlic Powder 2g
                    Coriander 1g
                    Mace 2g
                    Fresh Onion 20g

                    Other
                    Ascorbic Acid 1g

                    44mm Beef Casings

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                    craigrice
                    Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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                    Pivodog your recipe calls for onion are they fresh or dehydrated or caramelized

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                      I used fresh onion

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                        Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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                        thanks I will have to try it

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                        • PivodogP Pivodog

                          I used fresh onion

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                          Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                          Pivodog looks like and I bet a very tasty product. Looks like you did a pretty dang good job. Congrats

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