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  • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

    kyle thx kyle! Yep, same recipe exactly, and it is a good one. That meatandsausages site
    meatandsausages dot com, is pretty much Marianski’s book transcribed to web. It is the english version of original polish site that Marianski and originalfounder developed. To me, I think it’s one of the best recipe sources on internet, and bought the book version too.

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    Dave in AZ I’m going to try those. They almost look like a keibasa stick. Is the taste anywhere similar?

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    • wdalyW wdaly

      Dave in AZ I’m going to try those. They almost look like a keibasa stick. Is the taste anywhere similar?

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      wdaly I’ve made kielbasa or hot smoked polish sausage, using Marianski’s recipe. And he is all about polish sausage. That was basically pepper, garlic, and marjoram. These things have the same salty pork base flavor, but this nutmeg caraway is just a new unexpected flavor I’ve never encountered before. Quite good. But yes, closer to kielbasa than they are to slim jims 😉

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        I’ve always been a fan of beef, deer or elk in meet sticks. Does Marianski have any recipes on those?

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        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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        • Denny OD Denny O

          I’ve always been a fan of beef, deer or elk in meet sticks. Does Marianski have any recipes on those?

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          Denny O when I made kabanosy, I did a 15 pound batch. Did 10 pork butt and 5 pounds venison. Turned out great

          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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          • kyleK kyle

            Denny O when I made kabanosy, I did a 15 pound batch. Did 10 pork butt and 5 pounds venison. Turned out great

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            kyle said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

            Denny O when I made kabanosy, I did a 15 pound batch. Did 10 pork butt and 5 pounds venison. Turned out great

            Klle, my Summer sausage is 18lbs deer, 3lbs pork butt and 3lbs smoked pepper cheese, then water and seasonings desolved in the water then mixed inbefore stuffing.

            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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            • Denny OD Denny O

              kyle said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

              Denny O when I made kabanosy, I did a 15 pound batch. Did 10 pork butt and 5 pounds venison. Turned out great

              Klle, my Summer sausage is 18lbs deer, 3lbs pork butt and 3lbs smoked pepper cheese, then water and seasonings desolved in the water then mixed inbefore stuffing.

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              Denny O pretty much the only time I see summer sausage is at deer camp every year, so it is always venison. In my mind, summer sausage is synonymous with venison! 😉
              But I do like venison in beef snack sticks also.

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              • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                Denny O pretty much the only time I see summer sausage is at deer camp every year, so it is always venison. In my mind, summer sausage is synonymous with venison! 😉
                But I do like venison in beef snack sticks also.

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                Dave in AZ Mine is most always made from deer unless I run out early and need to make more using beef. Honestly most will not know the difference at all.

                Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                • cdavisC cdavis

                  Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

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                  cdavis said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                  Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

                  I’m down to my last 3 sticks 😞 I did leave them out to dry on counter, Phoenix humidity like 19% humidity, so 10 to 15% inside. I can’t overstress how much 3 to 5 days of good drying improves these. Before they are like a mini kielbasa, after they are a unique snack stick.
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                  • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                    cdavis said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                    Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

                    I’m down to my last 3 sticks 😞 I did leave them out to dry on counter, Phoenix humidity like 19% humidity, so 10 to 15% inside. I can’t overstress how much 3 to 5 days of good drying improves these. Before they are like a mini kielbasa, after they are a unique snack stick.
                    165594406348653721827701343618.jpg

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                    Dave in AZ they look good. So after the smoke and cook, you just left them out on the counter?

                    hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                      cdavis said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                      Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

                      I’m down to my last 3 sticks 😞 I did leave them out to dry on counter, Phoenix humidity like 19% humidity, so 10 to 15% inside. I can’t overstress how much 3 to 5 days of good drying improves these. Before they are like a mini kielbasa, after they are a unique snack stick.
                      165594406348653721827701343618.jpg

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                      Dave in AZ Wow that looks good.

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                      • mrobisrM mrobisr

                        Dave in AZ Wow that looks good.

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                        mrobisr I would be very happy if mine turned out like that. I must say tho, the ones I made tasted great. Looking forward to a response from dave on how he did it

                        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                        • kyleK kyle

                          mrobisr I would be very happy if mine turned out like that. I must say tho, the ones I made tasted great. Looking forward to a response from dave on how he did it

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                          kyle The beat ones so far are the ones that I put in my drying chamber for 7 days and then let dry in the fridge for a couple weeks. Don’t get me wrong the ones I’m eating on now are fantastic, but those dried ones are just heavenly.

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                          • mrobisrM mrobisr

                            kyle The beat ones so far are the ones that I put in my drying chamber for 7 days and then let dry in the fridge for a couple weeks. Don’t get me wrong the ones I’m eating on now are fantastic, but those dried ones are just heavenly.

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                            mrobisr I really need to get a drying chamber, or have you move to northern wi so I can use yours😉

                            hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                            • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                              cdavis said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                              Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

                              I’m down to my last 3 sticks 😞 I did leave them out to dry on counter, Phoenix humidity like 19% humidity, so 10 to 15% inside. I can’t overstress how much 3 to 5 days of good drying improves these. Before they are like a mini kielbasa, after they are a unique snack stick.
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                              Dave in AZ as kyle mentioned they do get better with some drying. Growing up the market would just have them hanging behind the counter drying. I prefer them dried a bit 5-7 days and stuffed in sheep casings but have made them in collagen

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                              • kyleK kyle

                                mrobisr I really need to get a drying chamber, or have you move to northern wi so I can use yours😉

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                                kyle As hot as it is I might second the me coming to you.

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                                • kyleK kyle

                                  Dave in AZ they look good. So after the smoke and cook, you just left them out on the counter?

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                                  kyle When I made these, I actually left them exposed in fridge drying for 4 days. So they were already pretty stable. Maybe lost 10% weight? Tasted good. But… that was a serious mistake for my main fridge lol!!

                                  Then I froze a gallon bag of them to keep. Upon thaw, the casings were moist again and loose in some spots.

                                  So I just put on counter, 76 f but 10% humidity indoors in Phoenix. They were plenty stable for it, just from look feel and taste as I snacked on them. After 2 days they were more like salami than meat stick. So 6 or 7 days total dry, 4 in fridge to get them safe to leave out.

                                  Next batch, I will do lethality treatment up to 150 or so per tables, light smoke just 30 min, then I will leave them at 130f in smoker to dry for a day maybe.

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                                  • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                    kyle When I made these, I actually left them exposed in fridge drying for 4 days. So they were already pretty stable. Maybe lost 10% weight? Tasted good. But… that was a serious mistake for my main fridge lol!!

                                    Then I froze a gallon bag of them to keep. Upon thaw, the casings were moist again and loose in some spots.

                                    So I just put on counter, 76 f but 10% humidity indoors in Phoenix. They were plenty stable for it, just from look feel and taste as I snacked on them. After 2 days they were more like salami than meat stick. So 6 or 7 days total dry, 4 in fridge to get them safe to leave out.

                                    Next batch, I will do lethality treatment up to 150 or so per tables, light smoke just 30 min, then I will leave them at 130f in smoker to dry for a day maybe.

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                                    Dave in AZ thanks. I just left them open in the fridge the entire time (6 or 7 days I think) and was happy with them. Like others have mentioned here tho, they should be dry. I was also thinking about doing a day or two smoke on them to dry them. I know they are supposed to be a light smoke, but my main smoker is a home build wood fired smoker. Sarah (my wife) told me to just go buy a drying chamber but I am too cheap I guess.

                                    hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                                    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                      cdavis said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                                      Dave in AZ I love that smell. I bet she’ll let you slide 😏.

                                      I’m down to my last 3 sticks 😞 I did leave them out to dry on counter, Phoenix humidity like 19% humidity, so 10 to 15% inside. I can’t overstress how much 3 to 5 days of good drying improves these. Before they are like a mini kielbasa, after they are a unique snack stick.
                                      165594406348653721827701343618.jpg

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                                      Dave in AZ man looks like they turned out great. Thanks for the update.

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                                      • kyleK kyle

                                        Dave in AZ thanks. I just left them open in the fridge the entire time (6 or 7 days I think) and was happy with them. Like others have mentioned here tho, they should be dry. I was also thinking about doing a day or two smoke on them to dry them. I know they are supposed to be a light smoke, but my main smoker is a home build wood fired smoker. Sarah (my wife) told me to just go buy a drying chamber but I am too cheap I guess.

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                                        kyle said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                                        buy a drying chamber but I am too cheap I guess

                                        You can make one for next to nothing compared to the cost of buying one.

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                                        • mrobisrM mrobisr

                                          kyle said in Kabanosy - Polish snack stick w pork, nutmeg, caraway:

                                          buy a drying chamber but I am too cheap I guess

                                          You can make one for next to nothing compared to the cost of buying one.

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                                          mrobisr I started watching some videos on building one. Does not seem to difficult. I will add it to the list of things to do…which is getting pretty long

                                          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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