Kabanosy
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YooperDog The Polish market I go to in Lakewood, CO also has Kabonosy in 3 different stages of dryed textures. They have a soft which is almost like right off of the smoker, a semi-dried and a hard dried which I like because it lasts longer. On occasion I will get the softer kind and just let it sit loosely bundled in butcher paper in the meat crisper/fridge and in 5-6 days you have the dried.(If I can go without eating it first).
Bob Stehlik that’s the way I have usually seen them presented. You could lmix and match
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Update, I washed all the mold off with apple cider vinegar and placed the kabanosy in the fridge for the last week and wow the mold taste is complete gone and they are better now than ever. The aging process that the recipe encouraged did exactly as described, they got better.
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Update, I washed all the mold off with apple cider vinegar and placed the kabanosy in the fridge for the last week and wow the mold taste is complete gone and they are better now than ever. The aging process that the recipe encouraged did exactly as described, they got better.
mrobisr thanks for the update.
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Update, I washed all the mold off with apple cider vinegar and placed the kabanosy in the fridge for the last week and wow the mold taste is complete gone and they are better now than ever. The aging process that the recipe encouraged did exactly as described, they got better.
mrobisr The flavor gets a bit more concentrated and a nice chew develops.
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mrobisr Apple cider vinegar, what a great idea. I normally use white vinegar and don’t like the after taste it leaves behind
Dr_Pain thanks, next time I will probably experiment with some balsamic (I love it) to see how it pairs.
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Dr_Pain thanks, next time I will probably experiment with some balsamic (I love it) to see how it pairs.
Dr_Pain thanks, next time I will probably experiment with some balsamic (I love it) to see how it pairs.
Now you are just going full Chef on us
I am also very partial to Balsamic. I would say though that the sugar content may actually promote some mold growth. Secondarily I think the low acidity level may not be as effective in managing the mold -
Dr_Pain thanks, next time I will probably experiment with some balsamic (I love it) to see how it pairs.
Now you are just going full Chef on us
I am also very partial to Balsamic. I would say though that the sugar content may actually promote some mold growth. Secondarily I think the low acidity level may not be as effective in managing the moldDr_Pain You may be right, maybe I should rethink this. I also thought about potassium sorbate and be done with it.
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Dr_Pain You may be right, maybe I should rethink this. I also thought about potassium sorbate and be done with it.
New batch, a little over 15lbs headed for drying.
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mrobisr looks good. Maybe later next month I will have some hanging.
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YooperDog Thanks, I sure hope you do especially since you have old memories with them. I did these a little different. I ran out of time and put them into sous vide water and since I cut them for the pot that was really handy I will not be hanging them in the drying chamber, but will instead keep them open in the fridge for a few days to dry. I have to say so far I’m liking the flavor more, but I still want to do the drying chamber again, but with potassium sorbate and see how that does. Either way these little simple sticks just taste wonderfully good.
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mrobisr Those look really good. Don’t think I’ve ever had kabanosy?
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wdaly simple, but wonderful.
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mrobisr I’ve never had it but they look great
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mrobisr That looks great
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Dang. Another thing I will have to try.
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Love this stuff especially when more on the dry side. We used to call it snacking kielbasa.
Also reminded me of a dried Hungarian sausage I used to get that is also great. It is spicier due to the paprika. A quick search brought me to this page. Sounds like another one I will be trying.
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