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Cured German Sausage Seasonings

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  • Ridley AcresR Offline
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    Ridley Acres
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    wrote on last edited by
    #5

    fresh sausage doesn’t need cure as it won’t be in an environment for bacteria growth long enough. If its between 37-140 degrees for 2hrs + AND its in low/no oxygen environment you must use cure.

    Fresh sausage is low/no oxygen if stuffed in casing but it won’t be in the danger temps long enough.

    You should expect that won’t get the hammy taste without the cure. If you go without cure you should replace with equal amount of salt.

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    • JonathonJ Offline
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      OutdoorCharlie Yes, you can. Now, if you are really sensitive to salt you might want to use 5-10% less seasoning per lb of meat as the salt content is formulated for a cured sausage not a fresh sausage. Personally, I would use at 100% strength.

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      • OutdoorCharlieO Offline
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        #7

        Ok thanks guys?

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        • OutdoorCharlieO Offline
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          #8

          Ok thanks guys?

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          • PivodogP Pivodog

            I don’t see why not! Can you post a link to the seasoning that you are looking at and I can look at it.

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            #9

            Pivodog https://www.waltonsinc.com/german-sausage-seasoning

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            • PivodogP Offline
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              #10

              OutdoorCharlie That should be fine. They just give you the cure to be used if you want to smoke them.

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              • D Offline
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                DerJaeger
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                #11

                I’ve been making my own Bratwurst with my own spice recipe for decades. I have never used cure. I just freeze the end product and use as needed. Never had any problems.

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                • processheadP Offline
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                  #12

                  Adding cure is for when you plan to smoke or thermal process at low temperatures or are looking for the flavor and color development that cure adds.
                  If you are hot smoking or grilling, no cure is necessary.

                  Paul

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                  • PivodogP Offline
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                    #13

                    Have you thought about just making your own seasoning? It’s really not that hard and a bunch of people on this board would probably share there’s? I would? The benefit is that you know what u got?

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                    • PivodogP Offline
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                      #14

                      sorry, to ramble
                      but if you’re just trying something new, I get it!

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                      • PivodogP Pivodog

                        Have you thought about just making your own seasoning? It’s really not that hard and a bunch of people on this board would probably share there’s? I would? The benefit is that you know what u got?

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                        OutdoorCharlie
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                        #15

                        Pivodog yes trying a new flavor. But if you would like to share I would try it in another batch for sure.

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                          #16

                          Here’s the last recipe I use for Brats?

                           5lbs/2270g	BNLS pork butt or BNL picnics
                          1.6oz/45g	Salt
                          0.4oz/11g 	Sugar
                          1oz/28g	Fresh chopped onion
                          0.25oz/7g	Ground white pepper
                          0.006 oz/0.2g	Ground allspice
                          0.05oz/1.5g	Ground celery seed
                          1.6oz/45g	Non-fat dry milk
                          0.07oz/2g	Lemon juice
                          4oz/113g 	Crushed ice
                          10ft/3m	casing
                          
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                          • PivodogP Pivodog

                            Here’s the last recipe I use for Brats?

                             5lbs/2270g	BNLS pork butt or BNL picnics
                            1.6oz/45g	Salt
                            0.4oz/11g 	Sugar
                            1oz/28g	Fresh chopped onion
                            0.25oz/7g	Ground white pepper
                            0.006 oz/0.2g	Ground allspice
                            0.05oz/1.5g	Ground celery seed
                            1.6oz/45g	Non-fat dry milk
                            0.07oz/2g	Lemon juice
                            4oz/113g 	Crushed ice
                            10ft/3m	casing
                            
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                            #17

                            Pivodog thank you!!

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