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Grind and hold.

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    samspade
    Team Orange Masterbuilt Sous Vide Team Blue Power User
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    Looking to make #25 summer sausage this weekend. I think I’m ok but just checking. Is it ok to grind all of the beef and pork and hold the uncured and unseasoned meat in the fridge over night. Then mix in batches, stuff and hold 12 hours. Then smoking in batches over the next 24 hours?

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    • samspadeS samspade

      Looking to make #25 summer sausage this weekend. I think I’m ok but just checking. Is it ok to grind all of the beef and pork and hold the uncured and unseasoned meat in the fridge over night. Then mix in batches, stuff and hold 12 hours. Then smoking in batches over the next 24 hours?

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      processhead
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      samspade As long as you are keeping it covered and refrigerated, you should be fine working with it in that time window.

      Paul

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      • samspadeS samspade

        Looking to make #25 summer sausage this weekend. I think I’m ok but just checking. Is it ok to grind all of the beef and pork and hold the uncured and unseasoned meat in the fridge over night. Then mix in batches, stuff and hold 12 hours. Then smoking in batches over the next 24 hours?

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        Jamieson22
        Team Blue PK100 Regular Contributors Sous Vide Power User
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        samspade I often do that when I don’t have time to do it all in a day. No issue at all.

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        • samspadeS samspade

          Looking to make #25 summer sausage this weekend. I think I’m ok but just checking. Is it ok to grind all of the beef and pork and hold the uncured and unseasoned meat in the fridge over night. Then mix in batches, stuff and hold 12 hours. Then smoking in batches over the next 24 hours?

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          PapaSop
          Team Orange Power User Veteran
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          samspade
          Done that many times. Covered meat lug or bagged. No worries.

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            samspade
            Team Orange Masterbuilt Sous Vide Team Blue Power User
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            Thanks all. Cant believe I had a restless night thinking about this. Ok it’s a go for this weekend. I’ll try to post some pics.

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              mrobisr
              Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
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              It will work make no mistake, but if given the choice naturally mixing the spice and cure and letting it sit would be the best solution, but unfortunately life and time sometimes just will not allow that option, so drive on my smoky brother.

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              • samspadeS samspade

                Thanks all. Cant believe I had a restless night thinking about this. Ok it’s a go for this weekend. I’ll try to post some pics.

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                Dr_Pain
                Sous Vide Dry Cured Sausage Traeger Team Blue
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                samspade said in Grind and hold.:

                Thanks all. Cant believe I had a restless night thinking about this. Ok it’s a go for this weekend. I’ll try to post some pics.

                Pics or it never happened LOL!

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                  samspade said in Grind and hold.:

                  Thanks all. Cant believe I had a restless night thinking about this. Ok it’s a go for this weekend. I’ll try to post some pics.

                  Pics or it never happened LOL!

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                  samspade
                  Team Orange Masterbuilt Sous Vide Team Blue Power User
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                  Dr_Pain yes it going on now. 10#, with encapsulated acid, in the smoker where it’s to dark to take a decent picture. 15# in the fridge curing for tomorrow. Here is tomorrow’s group.Screenshot_20220212-221642_Gallery.jpg

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                  • samspadeS samspade

                    Dr_Pain yes it going on now. 10#, with encapsulated acid, in the smoker where it’s to dark to take a decent picture. 15# in the fridge curing for tomorrow. Here is tomorrow’s group.Screenshot_20220212-221642_Gallery.jpg

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                    cdavis
                    Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
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                    samspade good luck with your smoke.

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                    • cdavisC cdavis

                      samspade good luck with your smoke.

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                      samspade
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                      cdavis thanks, been fooling around with this since 1500. It’s now 1 am.sitting at 130 temp. No sleep tonight lol

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                        cdavis thanks, been fooling around with this since 1500. It’s now 1 am.sitting at 130 temp. No sleep tonight lol

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                        cdavis
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                        samspade when mine stall like that they go in the turkey roaster. Sorry you didn’t get any sleep but you’ll have some good snacking. If it makes you feel any better I didn’t get any sleep either. Working 12hr nights 🌙 😪.

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                        • samspadeS samspade

                          Dr_Pain yes it going on now. 10#, with encapsulated acid, in the smoker where it’s to dark to take a decent picture. 15# in the fridge curing for tomorrow. Here is tomorrow’s group.Screenshot_20220212-221642_Gallery.jpg

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                          wdaly
                          Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                          samspade Nice job. Might not seem like it now, but when you’re eating that sausage the lack of sleep will seem worth it I bet.

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                          • samspadeS samspade

                            cdavis thanks, been fooling around with this since 1500. It’s now 1 am.sitting at 130 temp. No sleep tonight lol

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                            samspade said in Grind and hold.:

                            cdavis thanks, been fooling around with this since 1500. It’s now 1 am.sitting at 130 temp. No sleep tonight lol

                            That’s when ya set the smoker temp to your desired IT and go to bed. Also a good chance to shop for a sous vide setup 😉

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                              samspade said in Grind and hold.:

                              cdavis thanks, been fooling around with this since 1500. It’s now 1 am.sitting at 130 temp. No sleep tonight lol

                              That’s when ya set the smoker temp to your desired IT and go to bed. Also a good chance to shop for a sous vide setup 😉

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                              samspade
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                              Jamieson22 yeah had the sous vide set up at 176 for when it hit 140. This thing is great. 140 to 175 in under an hour.

                              Question. When I pulled from the smoker the casings felt firm and had little signs of wrinkling. After sous vide they were pretty wrinkled but still felt firm. None of the casings split or opened but the water looked like I had cooked hotdogs. Just a little oily on top. It was 50/50 burger and pork with 1.5 lbs high temp cheese and encapsulated citric. Good stepping cook schedule to 140. Then into the bath to 175.
                              Did I do something wrong or is wrinkling normal?Screenshot_20220213-134435_Gallery.jpg

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                              • samspadeS samspade

                                Jamieson22 yeah had the sous vide set up at 176 for when it hit 140. This thing is great. 140 to 175 in under an hour.

                                Question. When I pulled from the smoker the casings felt firm and had little signs of wrinkling. After sous vide they were pretty wrinkled but still felt firm. None of the casings split or opened but the water looked like I had cooked hotdogs. Just a little oily on top. It was 50/50 burger and pork with 1.5 lbs high temp cheese and encapsulated citric. Good stepping cook schedule to 140. Then into the bath to 175.
                                Did I do something wrong or is wrinkling normal?Screenshot_20220213-134435_Gallery.jpg

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                                samspade
                                You sous vide the sausage til it hit 176 or was that your water temp?

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                                • samspadeS samspade

                                  Jamieson22 yeah had the sous vide set up at 176 for when it hit 140. This thing is great. 140 to 175 in under an hour.

                                  Question. When I pulled from the smoker the casings felt firm and had little signs of wrinkling. After sous vide they were pretty wrinkled but still felt firm. None of the casings split or opened but the water looked like I had cooked hotdogs. Just a little oily on top. It was 50/50 burger and pork with 1.5 lbs high temp cheese and encapsulated citric. Good stepping cook schedule to 140. Then into the bath to 175.
                                  Did I do something wrong or is wrinkling normal?Screenshot_20220213-134435_Gallery.jpg

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                                  bocephus
                                  Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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                                  samspade Maybe not stuffed completely, possible fat out, not enough protein extraction when mixing. Did you do a ice water bath when removed from sous vide?

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                                    samspade
                                    You sous vide the sausage til it hit 176 or was that your water temp?

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                                    PapaSop I missed the temp., good catch.

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                                    • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                      samspade
                                      You sous vide the sausage til it hit 176 or was that your water temp?

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                                      samspade
                                      Team Orange Masterbuilt Sous Vide Team Blue Power User
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                                      PapaSop water temp 176. IT 175. And right into the ice water.
                                      Mixed 10 mins in 20lb crank mixer. Thought they were firm but hey first time so IDK for sure.

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                                        Also soy protien binder used.

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                                        • samspadeS samspade

                                          PapaSop water temp 176. IT 175. And right into the ice water.
                                          Mixed 10 mins in 20lb crank mixer. Thought they were firm but hey first time so IDK for sure.

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                                          samspade IT temp should be 160 degrees.

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