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Something Different - Jaternice

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    DJS303 said in Something Different - Jaternice:

    I told my son in law about this recipe and he was all on board to make some right away as his family used to have Jaternice made at a processor they used. I was unable to find any pork snouts for sale in my area so I went with Pork butt. The recipe has great flavor! The only thing I am changing is I think I am going to go a little lighter on the salt as my family thought it was a little salty. The other spices and pepper were spot on though. We only made a 10 lb. batch and split it evenly but I may have to lock my freezer to keep my son in law from taking all my Jaternice as he has eaten most of his already, LOL!!!

    I have tweaked the salt amount on my recipe a couple of times. A lot of jaternice recipes call for some of the kettle broth to get the right consistency and add some natural collagen to the mix for a good bind when it cools.

    Of course, using the broth can have a diluting effect on the seasoning levels. Add more broth and you get a less salty product, add less and you get more saltiness.

    Tasting the mix while it is warm and prior to stuffing is a good way to see how salty the mixture will be and adjustments can be made by adding more kettle broth if it is too salty.

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    processhead Thanks for responding, I will definitely taste test it before stuffing and adjust if needed.

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      I told my son in law about this recipe and he was all on board to make some right away as his family used to have Jaternice made at a processor they used. I was unable to find any pork snouts for sale in my area so I went with Pork butt. The recipe has great flavor! The only thing I am changing is I think I am going to go a little lighter on the salt as my family thought it was a little salty. The other spices and pepper were spot on though. We only made a 10 lb. batch and split it evenly but I may have to lock my freezer to keep my son in law from taking all my Jaternice as he has eaten most of his already, LOL!!!

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      DJS303 if you can’t find snouts try using jowls they have some collagen in them.

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        DJS303 if you can’t find snouts try using jowls they have some collagen in them.

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        YooperDog Thanks for the info. The butts that I found had skin attached and it seemed to work pretty good with adding the collagen, but I will look for jowls next time I make jaternice.

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