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Collagen casings falling apart in smoker

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    I’m making Korean Bbq smokies. I think my recipe might a bit too wet. I mixed everything then froze. Thawed partially out yesterday. First few casings started to fall apart in smoker. I just put everything back in fridge. My question, is how do I dry up my casings or pork? Thanks

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      Parksider
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      Lay them out on paper towels and let the air dry.

      John C.

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        dank87 Yeah, I think paper towels is your best bet, dehydrator would be too harsh most likely. Can you give us a little more of your prcoess? How much water was added per lb of meat?

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          You could try racks and a fan.

          did you stuff the casing then freeze?

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            It’s about 15lbs of pork, with I thought way less than 2 cups ice water… I also added pear juice as a tenderizer. Froze everything. Then started stuffing. First few fell apart quickly. Thanks fellas

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              I would think it’s the Pear juice. The acid will destroy the casings.

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                dank87 Yes, adding anything acidic is going to do this, we had someone do the same thing recently with tomato juice and he had similar issues. I am going to be doing a test batch this week with that, I will do some with pear juice as well to verify but I think Cabelas90 undefined hit the nail on the head.

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                  I’m making Korean Bbq smokies. I think my recipe might a bit too wet. I mixed everything then froze. Thawed partially out yesterday. First few casings started to fall apart in smoker. I just put everything back in fridge. My question, is how do I dry up my casings or pork? Thanks

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                  dank87 I use hog casings when I use my smoker. They do not fall apart. And they will take smoke. I make a Spicy Maple pork sausage using collagen casings and they bust every time. Started using hog casings they don’t.

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                    Thanks fellas. I’ll report back soon

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