Austrian Cabanossi Old Style
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Preparation
Ripening
Hot Smoking
Cold Smoking
Drying
Cooking
Ice Bath
Equipment
- 1 Mincer
- 1 Grinder Kidney Plate
- 1 Grinder Plate 6mm
Ingredients
Meat
- 700 g Pork S1 Lean
- 250 g Pork Back Fat
Liquid
- 50 g Ice Water
Casing
- 1.5 m 22/24mm Sheep Casings
Herbs & Spices
- 20 g Pökel Salt Or use 18g Table Salt & 2g Cure 1 mix
- 3 g Ground Black Pepper
- 2 g Ground Sweet Paprika
- 2 g Whole Caraway Seeds
- 0.5 g Ground Coriander
- 0.5 g Ground Cardamon
- 3.5 g Garlic Powder
Instructions
Preparation
- Prepare 20 g Pökel Salt and keep separate.
- Prepare spice mix 3 g Ground Black Pepper, 2 g Ground Sweet Paprika, 2 g Whole Caraway Seeds, 0.5 g Ground Coriander, 0.5 g Ground Cardamon & 3.5 g Garlic Powder and keep separate.
- Prepare 50 g Ice Water
- Grind the 700 g Pork S1 with the Kidney Plate.
Ripening
- Mix the 700 g Pork S1 with 20 g Pökel Salt and pack in a container. Pack tightly and cover with a food plastic sheet.
- Leave the mix for 48hrs in the refrigerator.
Grinding
- Grind the 700 g Pork S1 with the 6mm plate and keep separate.
- Grind the 250 g Pork Back Fat with the 6mm plate and keep separate.
Mixing
- Mix the 700 g Pork S1 with 50 g Ice Water, 3 g Ground Black Pepper, 2 g Ground Sweet Paprika, 2 g Whole Caraway Seeds, 0.5 g Ground Coriander, 0.5 g Ground Cardamon & 3.5 g Garlic Powder until it becomes sticky.
- Add the 250 g Pork Back Fat and mix until it becomes sticky.
Smoking Stage 1
- Preheat the smoker to 40c without the smoke.
- Hang the sausages in the smoker for 60 minutes and let them dry until the skin feels dry and silky.
- Increase the heat to 75c, switch on smoke and smoke the sausages for about 1.5hrs until they reach 70c core temperature.
Smoking Stage 2
- Day 1: Cold smoke them at 18c for 8hrs.
- Day 2: Cold smoke them at 18c for 8hrs.
Drying
- Hang the sausage in the drying cabinet and dry them for 3-5 days at 12-16c with about 75% humidity.
- Once they reach a weight loss of about 35% they are ready.
Storage
- Hang them in the drying cabinet at 12-16 and 70% humidity. The longer they hang now, the harder they become. If you don't want any more loss then 35% and vacuum seal them and store in refrigerator.
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