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Summer sausage with olives?

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  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

    Never even heard of such a combination for summer sausage; interesting to say the least.

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    HerbcoFood I tried some about 3 weeks ago at a bar back home and it was really good!

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    • ND MikeN ND Mike

      Has anyone made a summer sausage that had green olives in it? Kind of like a pimento loaf but with same texture as summer sausage? If so, how did you do it?

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      ND Mike Sounds good, if you find a recipe I would be interested even if my wife doesn’t like olives.

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        ND Mike Sounds good, if you find a recipe I would be interested even if my wife doesn’t like olives.

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        bocephus sounds good!

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        • ND MikeN ND Mike

          Has anyone made a summer sausage that had green olives in it? Kind of like a pimento loaf but with same texture as summer sausage? If so, how did you do it?

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          ND Mike said in Summer sausage with olives?:

          Has anyone made a summer sausage that had green olives in it? Kind of like a pimento loaf but with same texture as summer sausage? If so, how did you do it?

          I have never heard of that but I really like olives of all kinds and would try it if I had the opportunity.

          If I was making any kind of olive loaf I think I would steer clear of using whole olives due to the potential for plugging a stuffer funnel. Using quartered whole olives or minced olives might be the way to avoid problems.

          Paul

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            Also come to think of it, I wonder how it will throw off your salt you’d add for seasoning because olives are salty on their own.

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              ND Mike Do you have pictures of how it came out? I’ve never done it before but I remember another thread about this…found it, it is old but somewhat related.
              https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/2384/pickle-loaf-recipe/2 Someone above mentioned loaf and that is what this is.

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              • JonathonJ Jonathon

                ND Mike Do you have pictures of how it came out? I’ve never done it before but I remember another thread about this…found it, it is old but somewhat related.
                https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/2384/pickle-loaf-recipe/2 Someone above mentioned loaf and that is what this is.

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                Jonathon it looked very much like this. I did a quick search and found this post. It was on smoking meat forums. Except it didn’t have the cheese. It was really good.

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                  remeber to blanch the olives before you put them in the mix and try to add them after the grinder

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                    I would also freeze your olives before adding to meat so you dont mush them during mixing. Same concept as your high temp cheese

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                      I recently made traditional mortadella with pistachio and black peppercorn but I’ve also eaten it with olives instead. I would bet the flavor profile would be similar. Main difference between mortadella and summer sausage is that the mortadella is an emulsified sausage

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                      • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                        I recently made traditional mortadella with pistachio and black peppercorn but I’ve also eaten it with olives instead. I would bet the flavor profile would be similar. Main difference between mortadella and summer sausage is that the mortadella is an emulsified sausage

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                        Dr_Pain said in Summer sausage with olives?:

                        Main difference between mortadella and summer sausage is that the mortadella is an emulsified sausage.

                        Also, traditional summer sausage is technically a semi-dry sausage style, often with tangy flavor from bacteria cultures or ECA.

                        Paul

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                          Dr_Pain said in Summer sausage with olives?:

                          Main difference between mortadella and summer sausage is that the mortadella is an emulsified sausage.

                          Also, traditional summer sausage is technically a semi-dry sausage style, often with tangy flavor from bacteria cultures or ECA.

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                          processhead On the money as usual!! Thanks

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