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  • summer sausage in electric smoker ends getting fried help !
    J JCPepper

    I have a Master built and have had the same problem.
    I now run mine to 130 on a probed chub knowing som will be 140.
    I then take them to the souse vide to finish and take them to 153 and hold them for 3 hours there.
    They are moist and no fat burnout.

    URGENT 911

  • Smoked sausage additives
    J JCPepper

    bpschuebel
    Thanks so much.I was thinking along those lines myself but being the first attempt wasn’t sure if myself. Ive made summer sausage several times and use the citric but didn’t think the sausage needed it.
    Thanks again!

    URGENT 911
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