Don’t throw those bunny skulls out… they make great gifts for the holidays! Posted on December 29, 2008 by ryan 2 Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this post
Emulsifying, Stuffing, Poaching and Shocking Sausage Posted on December 29, 2008 by ryan 4 Before emulsifying any forced meat make sure all tools are cold threw Meat, fat, aromatics, water, cream, egg, beer, salt and spice Add all ingredients in chilled bowl Mix on 1 till all is emulsified Once farce is emulsified, stop mixer, turn the dial to 2 and mix for 50 rotations Emulsified farce Sausage stuffer Make sure you lube your cylinder Carefully add your farce and try to avoid any air bubbles Screw on the lubed piston Make sure your piston relief valve is open to avoid any air bubbles during the stuffing Hog casings Slide casings onto the stuffing tube Slide on while not twisting the casing Leave a little bit of room to work with Lightly start to stuff and leave slack, don’t fill all the way Every five inches or so pinch and fold the sausage back and forth Folding back and forth will help push the sausage back. This is key when you are by yourself Grab the sausage were you pinched and start to twist First twist backwards, next forward, next backwards… Continue to go back and forth with the twisting till all casings are skin tight When sausages are tight, fat and full, wrap them around each other Once you have made a sausage pinwheel, go threw and quality control Tie both ends of the sausage pinwheel Every inch and a half prick the sausage with a sausage pricker to avoid bursts during cooking Heavily salt any sausage poaching liquid Have a rack on the bottom of the pot and bring to a simmer Carefully transfer sausages into simmering water Make sure all sausages are submerged Turn heat fully off and cover Poach sausages for 15 minutes Remove cover, sausages are ready to eat Ice bath Transfer sausages to your ice bath Make sure all sausages are submerged Let sit till fully chilled through Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this post