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  • rich_greenR rich_green

    craigrice thank you

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    rich_green mine have always finished in an hour or less

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      rich_green mine have always finished in an hour or less

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      cdavis making me nervous

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      • rich_greenR rich_green

        cdavis making me nervous

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        rich_green give them time they’ll be worth the wait

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        • twilliamsT twilliams

          rich_green I’m not 100% sure but if you use ECA with it I think you may want to wait til it hits 140* as the capsules start to release at 130*. Hopefully someone jumps on to confirm or give a definite answer

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          rich_green I agree with twilliams about waiting till they get to 140° I usually wait till they get there regardless….I very seldom use ECA though

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            so the stressful evening lol , I had to run to work so the wife was watching the sticks, she was using a thermometer that was reading wrong so what she thought was water temp was off by 50 degrees so the sticks eventually got to 160 but in that batch the casings all came off, they still seemed to taste ok though. so on the second half i was home and let them get to 140 in the smoker and then put them in 170 degree water. It took about 15 minutes for them to get to 160. One question i have is , Where i put the thermometer it seemed the casing would split about 4 inches in each direction is this normal and should i just put it in the end? they seem to be nice and plump and moist i will add pics tomorrow. and would you keep the first set? Thanks to all of you for the help today.

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            • rich_greenR rich_green

              so the stressful evening lol , I had to run to work so the wife was watching the sticks, she was using a thermometer that was reading wrong so what she thought was water temp was off by 50 degrees so the sticks eventually got to 160 but in that batch the casings all came off, they still seemed to taste ok though. so on the second half i was home and let them get to 140 in the smoker and then put them in 170 degree water. It took about 15 minutes for them to get to 160. One question i have is , Where i put the thermometer it seemed the casing would split about 4 inches in each direction is this normal and should i just put it in the end? they seem to be nice and plump and moist i will add pics tomorrow. and would you keep the first set? Thanks to all of you for the help today.

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              rich_green I usually get the split when I put probe in too, which means they were stuffed tighter than maybe should be but I like it like that so I just deal with it and eat it instead of packaging with the others. Did you immediately ice bath after the internal temp reached 160*?

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              • rich_greenR rich_green

                so the stressful evening lol , I had to run to work so the wife was watching the sticks, she was using a thermometer that was reading wrong so what she thought was water temp was off by 50 degrees so the sticks eventually got to 160 but in that batch the casings all came off, they still seemed to taste ok though. so on the second half i was home and let them get to 140 in the smoker and then put them in 170 degree water. It took about 15 minutes for them to get to 160. One question i have is , Where i put the thermometer it seemed the casing would split about 4 inches in each direction is this normal and should i just put it in the end? they seem to be nice and plump and moist i will add pics tomorrow. and would you keep the first set? Thanks to all of you for the help today.

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                rich_green as for the other batch, if you are positive that they reach 160* internal meat temp to reach lethality I think I would eat them although may not be as pleasant in appearance or snap. If flavor is good

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                  Yes into an ice bath immediately

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                  • rich_greenR rich_green

                    do you guys do summer sausage this way as well?

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                    rich_green yep

                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                    • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                      rich_green -
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                      lkrfletcher do you have a pic of those hanging in the smoker?

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