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Lynn Nightingale

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    Lynn Nightingale

    I made a double batch of Summer Sausage today. 20 lbs of venison and 5 lbs of pork. I used Walton’s Summer H unit and a 1 oz packet of cure. Added crushed red pepper and smoke. We then stuffed it into the 2.4 X 12 inch collagen casings. It sat chilled for about 3 hours and then without thinking I started my Green Mountain Grill and put 15 chubs on there for 2 hours. I then realized I normally let them stand in the fridge overnight. I put the remaining back in the fridge and will Sous Vide the 15 chubs that I smoked for 2 hours for 1 1/2 hours at 152 to get them to 152 IT temp. I only used the pink cure and not the ECA. I am presuming that they should be safe to eat? I read on a forum some where that it you mixed the meat well and used proper amount of the pink cure it starts working right away. I probably had about a 3 hour time from mixing the meat till I put them on the smoker. Thanks for any advice that you might have. Lynn

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    It turned out awesome. No noticeable difference to the ones that were held in the fridge for 2 nights. Thanks for the reply. Lynn

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    Lynn Nightingale

    It turned out great. No noticeable difference between the ones that I held for 2 days in fridge versus smoking right away. Thanks for the replies. I think it is probably best to wait for at least 24 hours to let the seasonings even out in the meat. Lynn

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