Sausage making pics

AZRP · September 2007

I made 3 types of sausage today, fresh Italian, cured Italian, and summer sausage. I will smoke all but the fresh sausage tomorrow. [p]The meats.
[p]The meat cut up and seasonings.
[p]Grind them up.
[p]Mix in the cure.
[p]Stuff the casings.
[p]Twist the links.
[p]Stuffing the summer sausage.
[p]That was a lot of work, I got 6 lbs of summer sausage and 7.5 lbs each of fresh and cured Italian sausage. -RP

Spring Chicken · September 2007

AZRP,
You have taken this "cooking" thing to a whole new level. There was a time in a much earlier life that I was part of a family that grew the pig, killed the pig, cut up the pig and made many pig products out of the pig before eating it. As I age, I find it much easier to just buy the pig parts already made into neat little packages that can be easily cooked and eaten during TV Commercials.[p]Spring "Spoiled Rotten And Lazy To The Bone" Chicken
Spring Texas USA

AZRP · September 2007

Spring Chicken,
Been there done that, I think I'll skip the growing and killing the pig part, although that was the best pork I ever tasted. -RP

WoodChuck · September 2007

AZRP,
This was something my mom introduced us 5 kids to down here in the Ozarks when we weere young! She told us what it was when we had developed a taste for it in our teens![p]Let's all RAISE THE BAR - B - Q!

Pork Butt Mike · September 2007

AZRP,
It all looks awesome. I like the looks of the italian sasuage. If it's not to much trouble for the recipe ingredients. Thank You. [p]Pork Butt Mike

egret · September 2007

AZRP,
Dang, those look good, Randy! You gonna bring some of those to Atlanta??

AZRP · September 2007

Pork Butt Mike,
I use the Hi Mountain mix, its way better than any recipe I've tried in the past. -RP

AZRP · September 2007

egret,
There won't be any left by then, I was thinking those spicy grilled shrimp and buffalo chicken cheese crisps. Whatdaya think. -RP

egret · September 2007

AZRP,
Yeah, baby! Those will go over big time.......

TomCPA · September 2007

AZRP,[p]I am thinking of making my own sausages. After seeing these picks, I probably will. [p]AZRP - how long after making them do you grill them up?[p]Tom

Pork Butt Mike · September 2007

AZRP,
Thank You, I like there products also. [p]Mike

AZRP · September 2007

TomCPA,
The cured ones go into the smoker between 12 and 24 hours, the fresh ones sit over night in the fridge and they are ready to cook or freeze. -RP

orion11 · September 2007

AZRP,
Those look fantasctic Randy, thanks for the assembly pics! I'm sure they will taste as good as they look. Do you have any drama with the Arizona heat while making sausage? I'm a little worried about keeping everything cold, this time of year during the process?

orion11 · September 2007

AZRP,
Those look fantasctic Randy, thanks for the assembly pics! I'm sure they will taste as good as they look. Do you have any drama with the Arizona heat while making sausage? I'm a little worried about keeping everything cold, this time of year, during the process?

AZRP · September 2007

orion11,
That is a concern, the meat grinds much better the colder it is. As soon as it is cubed and the seasonings are mixed in, it goes into the freezer until it just starts to freeze. Then I grind it and it goes back into the freezer while I set up the stuffer. Once stuffed it goes into a ziplock and into the fridge over night to let the flavors meld, and let the cure do its thing. -RP

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