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  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Dave in AZ

    I also do Polish, Hungarian, Portuguese,

    Smoking & Grilling

  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Bob Stehlik

    Nope - I won’t screw with this recipe - lol

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  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

    See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

    This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

    Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

    K Salt - 1TSP
    Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
    Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
    Coriander - 1/2 TSP
    Tyme - 1/4 TSP
    Anise - 1/4 TSP
    Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
    Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
    Fennel - 3/4 TSP
    Sugar - 1TSP
    Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
    Oregano - 1/4 TSP
    Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
    Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
    Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
    Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

    All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

    My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

    I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

    For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
    For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

    This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

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  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Should I post my Italian sausage spice blend and 3 ingredient spicy blend here?

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  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Thanks All - Never used the ECA before and thought I would try it for my snack sticks this time. But now I’m not going to, as I love my recipe which makes nice meaty flavored sticks with enough smoke flavor to know it’s there. If I wanted more of a summer sausage or salami type taste, then I would make summer sausage or salami - lol.

    My specialty though is my Italian sausage, both mild spice and spicy. After trial and error, I have created a spice blend that I can’t envision changing. My brother and son love it so much, they tell me to just make it and patty it up. I also think I have come up with what I believe is the proper 3 spices and amounts for making mildly spicy and spicy sausages.

    Smoking & Grilling

  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Thanks everyone - How much of a difference does the ECA actually make in the flavor?

    I will double grind in the evening, cover and mix in seasoning etc. the following morning

    Smoking & Grilling

  • Encapsulated Citric Acid
    F Fatslob

    Can I double grind my meat for snack sticks the night before and have the seasoning mixed in and then in the morning add the liquid, cure #1 and finish with the encapsulated citric acid and then onto the smoker with in an hour or so afterwords?

    Smoking & Grilling
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