Will have pictures. First Andouille today. In smoker right now. Looks good. Recipe:incinc
7.5 Lb Pork Soulder (Picnic this time)
3/4 Lb Pork fat (jowl this time)
3/4 cup chopped garlic
1/3 cup coarse ground black pepper
3 TBSP cayenne
1.5 TBSP dry Thyme
6 TBSP Kosher Salt
1 t. Mace
1 t. Allspice.
Coarse grind partially frozen meat and fat, keeping as cold as possible. Mix in remaining. Stuff in 38- 42mm natural casings. Tie into 12 inch lengths with knots at both ends. Smoke until 165 internal temp.
My Charcuterie/Salumeria journey is detailed here. The making of Prosciutto,Gauncaile,Pancetta,fresh and cured sausages, and a variety of Italian cured meats! Lonzino,Pastrami, Bresaola and many more! Also incuding our slow food journey, buying and eating locally grown fresh food whenever possible..
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Maple Bacon
Started a whole side in Maple Bacon today. Trying skinless. Will be ready to rinse and drain Sunday the 16th, put in fridge to dry a day and smoke on Monday the 17th.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Off and Running
Bought a good market hog the 1st of Sept and starting curing. Yesterday October 1st hung Proscuitto, Sweet and Hot Coppa, Bresoala, and Guanciale! Pictures coming.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Catching Up
I don't due a lot of Salume in the summer months here, too hot. Back at it come September. The Copa/Lonzino turned out great, probably our house favorite!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Copa
Made a sweet Copa from the Polcyn book with the exception of using a whole pork loin as in Lonzino. Hung tonight 5/17 in beef bung. Should be ready in a few weeks.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Food Saver
Finding completed Lonzino and Beasola begin to mold in fridge in 2 or 3 weeks. Bought Food Saver to hopefully take care of this!
Guanciale
Bought a 50 lb. box of pork cheeks. Not the quality of buying a whole pig. They are cut weird (cut across the grain at 1.5 inch intervals) and probably only got 20 lbs of use full cheeks for making guanciale. Will use the rest in sausage. Cured 9 of them and hung them in netting beginning April 29. Done in about 2 weeks.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Lonzino
Pulled Lonzino at 28 days. Maybe a little long as it is a little dry at the ends. The spicy one didn't bring much to the party, next time will add Cayenne to see if that spices it up more.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Lonzino and Spicy Lonzino
Hung 1 of each last night. Both about 4 lbs. For the spicy I added 3 tbsp of New MEXICAN CHILI POWDER (mild) to regular recipe listed in another post!
Monday, March 7, 2011
Spicy Lonzino
3/7
Started an experiment tonight with a Lonzino using the recipe written earlier in this blog, but adding 3 TBSP of Mild New Mexican chili powder to spice it up. Should be good!
Started an experiment tonight with a Lonzino using the recipe written earlier in this blog, but adding 3 TBSP of Mild New Mexican chili powder to spice it up. Should be good!
How cool is this! Prosciutto is ready!
Prosciutto is ready after 4.5 months. Probably could have improved with age, but I don't know how..it's out of this world!
Saturday, March 5, 2011
New Batch March 5, 2011
Started new batch of Maple Bacon, Guanciali, Pancetta and Lonzino today. Bought local pig this week. 206 lb. meat, must have been a huge pig!
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