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Kielbasa - 1st Attempt

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  • GrimpuppyG Offline
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    Grimpuppy
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    That’s about my extent of knowledge on sure gel also. I wouldn’t add any personally, but I am not a big garlic eater. I really like it. I get black pepper and garlic as the flavor profile.

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      Thanks pal

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        Dr_Pain
        Sous Vide Dry Cured Sausage Traeger Team Blue
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        Man, that looks soooo good! Too many projects at this time but I am definitely putting this on my to-do list!

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        • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

          Cooper1 said in Kielbasa - 1st Attempt:

          Grimpuppy looks good; love kielbasa. Why the sure gel?

          I based it off the recipe in the “how to make homemade kielbasa” section. It was listed there and since I had some, I went ahead and used it. I am not sure why it was needed. Some day I hope to get to the level that I know why I am using some ingredients instead of just following instructions.

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          craigrice
          Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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          #12

          Grimpuppy I would stay to the smoke schedule as is to about 135 to 140 then into the water

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            dawg
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            Great job on the kielbasas! I may have to try that this winter.

            Keep Processing, “PROCESSORS”

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            • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

              Made Kielbasa for the first time yesterday. It turned out incredible! In the top 3 of things I have made. I used the pork sirloin roast I picked up a while back.

              8 pounds pork sirloin
              4 1/2 pounds back fat
              .5 oz sure cure
              3 oz sure gel
              .4 oz hickory smoke powder
              1 oz smoked meat stabilizer
              11.5 oz Signature Kielbasa seasoning
              16 oz water
              40mm collagen casings

              Ground 4 pounds of pork and all fat through 3/16” plate once. Ground 4 pounds of pork through 1/8” plate twice. Put everything in the mixer for 8 minutes. Stuffed into 40mm collagen casings.

              120 for 30 min
              130 for 30 min
              140 for 30 min
              150 for 30 min
              160 for 30 min
              170 for 7 hours
              205 for 45 minutes

              Late last night, internal was only 130 degrees, so I just left it on and went to bed. Woke up at 5:30 this morning to check it. Internal was only 146. So I cranked it up to 205. Checked it at 6:30 and hit 160. Pulled them, put them a in tub in the sink with cold water running in tub while I took shower and got ready for work. Stripped the casing on one and sliced it up. OMG was the flavor awesome. I refrigerated the rings and baggied up the rest of the slices to snack on at work today.
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              Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
              wrote on last edited by YooperDog
              #14

              Grimpuppy Looks good. You need to get some good kraut, fried potatoes or baked beans to round out the meal.

              Sure gel is a good binder for smoked/cured meat products. It helps with protein extraction when mixing. You don’t have to use a binder, but you will work more mixing to get the same result. There are several types of binders out there some are more suitable for fresh, holds moisture and cured, helps with protein extraction.

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              • craigriceC craigrice

                Grimpuppy I would stay to the smoke schedule as is to about 135 to 140 then into the water

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                Grimpuppy
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                craigrice said in Kielbasa - 1st Attempt:

                Grimpuppy I would stay to the smoke schedule as is to about 135 to 140 then into the water

                The plan was to finish in water, but it didn’t hit 135 till midnight, so I decided to go to bed instead of pulling and setting up the sous vide.

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                • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                  craigrice said in Kielbasa - 1st Attempt:

                  Grimpuppy I would stay to the smoke schedule as is to about 135 to 140 then into the water

                  The plan was to finish in water, but it didn’t hit 135 till midnight, so I decided to go to bed instead of pulling and setting up the sous vide.

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                  Grimpuppy If you had sous vide them would you bag them or do them “naked” and at what temp. and time? Did a batch of smoked polish sausage and finished them naked in the sous vide and it seemed to wash out the smoke flavor.

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                    I would have done them unbagged at 175 degrees. The 40mm casing is inedible and pretty stout so I don’t think it would have washed at all. I did hot links Saturday naked at 175. Only took 20 minutes to finish and they came out great.

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                      Grimpuppy sorry what is “naked?”

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                      • samspadeS samspade

                        Grimpuppy sorry what is “naked?”

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                        samspade un-bagged

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                        • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                          You can definitely taste the garlic and pepper, but I wouldn’t say it was strong. There is a saltiness to it that builds the more you eat. Not overpowering, but if you are not a salt fan, you probably wouldn’t eat a lot of it strait. I plan on putting some in Jumbalya tonight.

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                          cdavis
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                          Grimpuppy looks good 👍

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                            Grimpuppy Tks thought so wasn’t sure couldnt picture it holding together if naked meant casing removed.

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                              Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                              Grimpuppy Have my first batch of kielbasa in the smoker. Learned alot from your attempt reporting. Thanks. I’m not sure I have the patience for 7 hours at 170°. I may cheat and sous vide at the end. We’ll have to see. Not sure what the affect will be but added whole mustard seed to mine.

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                              • wdalyW wdaly

                                Grimpuppy Have my first batch of kielbasa in the smoker. Learned alot from your attempt reporting. Thanks. I’m not sure I have the patience for 7 hours at 170°. I may cheat and sous vide at the end. We’ll have to see. Not sure what the affect will be but added whole mustard seed to mine.

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                                Had a pound of pork left from the kielbasa so made a pound of Bavarian Oktoberfest brats. Been wanting to try it and this seemed like a good time.

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                                • wdalyW wdaly

                                  Grimpuppy Have my first batch of kielbasa in the smoker. Learned alot from your attempt reporting. Thanks. I’m not sure I have the patience for 7 hours at 170°. I may cheat and sous vide at the end. We’ll have to see. Not sure what the affect will be but added whole mustard seed to mine.

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                                  wdaly I slept for 5 hours of it, so it wasn’t to bad. Can’t wait to see how yours turns out.

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                                  • wdalyW wdaly

                                    Grimpuppy Have my first batch of kielbasa in the smoker. Learned alot from your attempt reporting. Thanks. I’m not sure I have the patience for 7 hours at 170°. I may cheat and sous vide at the end. We’ll have to see. Not sure what the affect will be but added whole mustard seed to mine.

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                                    Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                                    wdaly I like whole mustard seed, especially in my fresh and smoked Polish. It gives it a little pop of flavor. I am sure that you will enjoy too.

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                                    • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                      wdaly I like whole mustard seed, especially in my fresh and smoked Polish. It gives it a little pop of flavor. I am sure that you will enjoy too.

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                                      bocephus
                                      Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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                                      YooperDog I agree I put whole mustard seeds in almost everything, love popping them with my teeth.

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                                      • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                                        wdaly I slept for 5 hours of it, so it wasn’t to bad. Can’t wait to see how yours turns out.

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                                        cdavis
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                                        Grimpuppy just saw I accidentally down voted your post. I have fixed it and apologize. Have a great day.

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                                        • cdavisC cdavis

                                          Grimpuppy just saw I accidentally down voted your post. I have fixed it and apologize. Have a great day.

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                                          cdavis no worries, I don’t even know how to tell there is a down vote…

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