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Dehydrated Jalapeno Flakes

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    ButcherBrown
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    I might have to give the red pepper flakes a try on the next batch!!

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      I use the flakes with seeds.
      I don’t rehydrate the product. I just put extra water in the meat when I hand mix the cheese, just prior to stuffing.

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      • B ButcherBrown

        I am going to make some summer sausage this weekend and add the recommended 3oz to 25lb meat block. The flakes have quite a few seeds in them. Do you guys sift the seeds out or just add them to the summer sausage with seeds and all or do you put mostly just flakes?

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        Joe Hell
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        ButcherBrown I use seeds and all and rehydrate in beer or white wine for fresh sausage, summer sausage, snack sticks, patties, etc…

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        • O Ozgrams

          craigrice said in Dehydrated Jalapeno Flakes:

          ButcherBrown this would be a good question for @joe hell , he has put many things in his sausages
          had to read that twice… lol

          I am going to do same but was going to use canned jalepenos… good / bad ??

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          TexLaw
          Team Orange PK100 Sous Vide Power User
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          Ozgrams I don’t think you would have any problems unless they pickled and packed with vinegar. That acid can mess up your protein binding.

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            keend0
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            I dehydrate my own jalapenos after I pick them. Then add seeds and all to the meat block without rehydrating. They act as a water/fat binder and rehydrate during cooking process.

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              mrobisr
              Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
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              Has anyone ever used jalapeno powder?

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              • mrobisrM mrobisr

                Has anyone ever used jalapeno powder?

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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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                mrobisr I use Jalapeno powder in jerky, sausage, snack sticks etc.
                It can be prone to clumping so I whisk it into my liquid portion

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                • G glen

                  mrobisr I use Jalapeno powder in jerky, sausage, snack sticks etc.
                  It can be prone to clumping so I whisk it into my liquid portion

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                  mrobisr
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                  glen thanks

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                  • mrobisrM mrobisr

                    Has anyone ever used jalapeno powder?

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                    #13

                    mrobisr I’ve used it for smoked and roasted nuts. Also dusted popcorn and pork rinds.

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                      ButcherBrown said in Dehydrated Jalapeno Flakes:

                      I am going to make some summer sausage this weekend and add the recommended 3oz to 25lb meat block. The flakes have quite a few seeds in them. Do you guys sift the seeds out or just add them to the summer sausage with seeds and all or do you put mostly just flakes?

                      I like the flavor of just red pepper flakes in summer sausage. I am not looking for heat so I avoid the seeds and just add crushed red pepper flakes. I think your 3 ounces per 25 lb meat block is quite a lot more than my recipe calls for.

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                      cdavis
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                      processhead on your summer sausage recipe how much red pepper 🌶 flakes do you use in a 25lb batch. I want to try this. I just want the flavor not much heat.

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                      • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                        mrobisr I’ve used it for smoked and roasted nuts. Also dusted popcorn and pork rinds.

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                        mrobisr
                        Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
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                        Bob Stehlik didn’t even think about that, wow gotta get me some, thanks.

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                          Recipe I’ve used calls for .06% dehydrated jalapeños. I’ve never tried removing the seeds. I have rehydrated them, but have also skipped doing so. I don’t see much difference either way.

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                          • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                            Recipe I’ve used calls for .06% dehydrated jalapeños. I’ve never tried removing the seeds. I have rehydrated them, but have also skipped doing so. I don’t see much difference either way.

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                            mrobisr
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                            Deepwoodsbutcher thanks

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                            • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                              Recipe I’ve used calls for .06% dehydrated jalapeños. I’ve never tried removing the seeds. I have rehydrated them, but have also skipped doing so. I don’t see much difference either way.

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                              Deepwoodsbutcher good info on the flakes.

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