Cut Brisket like Steak:
Trimmed most of the fat:
Not knowing at the time I could of save all this trimming. Fat and lean was just right.
Notice that the meat and fat are cut into chunks. I do this, then add my spices and mix before grinding.
After grinding I mix again. I think doing this makes for a better mix.
Ground, Spice mixed, Ready to stuff :
Now I discover I don't have casings. I was to let the sausage sit over night in the cooler and also soak my casing over night. Can't buy casings local. So start thinking again, yeah, I know. Off to the Mexican store, I know the manager and they make sausage. I was able to beg enough casings for this batch.
Stuffed and ready for smoker:
I forgot to take photos of the sausage being smoked. I used hickory for the smoke slow smoke because the sausage was cured. Smoked until sausage was 150 deg. Remove sausage and give a cool bath to stop the cooking. Hang in cool place to dry and bloom. Then can be packaged for freezer.
Freezer ready:
15 pounds of ready to eat all Beef sausage.
Recipe:
Brisket Sausage
Slice Brisket as for
steak, trim fat, weigh fat and lean meat. Sausage meat should be 1/3 fat.
For a smoked sausage
use a cure number 1, rate:
1 teaspoon to 5 pounds of meat.
Spice Mix
For 7-8 pounds meat
3 Ts course ground black
pepper.
2 Ts ground cumin
4 Ts Chile powder
4 Ts crushed red
pepper
2 Ts whole mustard
seed
2 Ts pepper corns
3 Ts dry mustard
1 Ts onion powder
11/2 Ts salt
3 Ts brown sugar
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