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Ingredients

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Meat
300gr Beef Shoulder
300gr Pork Butt
250gr Pork Back Fat
Liquits / Ice
150ml Ice Water
Casing / Skin
2 Artificial Casing 60mm
Herbs & Spices
20gr Pökelsalz
2.5gr Ground White Pepper
0.5gr Ground Mace
1gr Ground Coriander
0.5gr Ground Ginger
1.5gr Onion Powder
1.5gr Ground Sweet Paprika
0.5gr Ground Cardamon
10gr Potato Starch

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    Eat me cold but you can also slice me in 1cm slices and fry me

    • Amount 1 KG
    • Medium

    Ingredients

    • Meat

    • Liquits / Ice

    • Casing / Skin

    • Herbs & Spices

    Directions

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    Before you start with this recipe you need to do a little preparation.

    To make this sausage you will need the following equipment.

    • Mincer with 3mm plate
    • Large mixing bowl
    • Large cooking pot
    • Large bowl for cooling
    • Bowl cutter or food proccessor
    • Sausage filler and nozzle

    Preparations

    • Soak casings in luke warm water for 30 minutes
    • Have ice water ready or crushed ice

    TIP: When you see a time next to a step, use the timing function on the bottom page as it has an alarm 🙂

    How to Video

     

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    Steps

    1
    Done
    60

    Cut Meat

    Cut the beef in to 2-3cm cubes, keep separate and put in the fridge for 1 hour.
    Cut the pork in to 2-3cm cubes, keep separate and put in the fridge for 1 hour.
    Cut the pork back fat in to 2-3cm cubes, keep separate and put in the fridge for 1 hour.

    2
    Done

    Grind the meat

    Grind the beef through the 3mm mincer plate and keep separate.
    Grind the pork through the 3mm mincer plate and keep separate.
    Grind the pork back fat through the 3mm mincer plate and keep separate.

    3
    Done

    Create Emulsion Part 1

    Add the beef in to the bowl cutter and let it run at low speed a few rounds.
    Now add 1/3 of the Ice water and 1/2 the salt and switch to high speed.
    Let it run till all is smooth and the brät (emulsion) reaches 10c.

    4
    Done

    Create Emulsion Part 2

    Add the pork meat, rest of salt, all spices and another 1/3 of the ice water. The temperatre should drop again to about 2-4c. Turn on again to high speed and run till the brät reaches again 10c.

    5
    Done

    Create Emulsion Part 3

    Now add the pork back fat and the last 1/3 of ice water. Again the temperature should drop to about 2-4c. Turn on again high speed and run till the brät reaches 12-14c. At this stage you should have a good binding, smooth brät and the mix is done.
    NOTE: Make sure you do not go over 14c

    6
    Done

    Filling

    Fill the sausage meat in to the artificial casing and tie them of with a string. Make sure you have no air in them. SHould you have air in them use a sausage pricker to let out the air.
    Fill firm

    7
    Done
    75

    Cook

    Pre-heat a large pot of water to 85c and add the sausage to it. Cook at 80c for 75 minutes and make sure the sausage are covered with hot water.
    Make sure during the cooking the water stays between 80-85c. If to hot, they may burst.

    8
    Done
    15

    Cooling

    After cooking put the sausages in cold water for about 15 minutes till they are cold. Make sure the sausages are covered with cold water during this time. Best is to have some cold water running in the cooling bowl during this time.

    9
    Done
    15

    Hanging

    Once they are cold hang them up for about 15 minutes so the excess water can drip off. When dry the skin should feel dry.

    10
    Done

    Storage

    Vacuum seal them and store in the fridge, they should hold about 2-4 weeks.
    Not sealed in the fridge they hold about 1-2 weeks.

    Steirerbua

    Still love to make sausages after 40 years and travel with my motorbike to see the world.

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