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Tag Archives: sausage
Lamb Sausage with Liver – Burns Night 2014
Some hae meat and canna eat, And some wad eat that want it; But we hae meat, and we can eat, And sae the Lord be thankit. – Robert Burns The business of school, home, and grad work have … Continue reading
What To Do With Your New Kitchen Toys
I mentioned to the folks on Twitter and our Facebook page this week that my brother Paul made me a cold smoker for Christmas, which I’m pretty excited about. It’s the same kind of rig that he put together last … Continue reading
Posted in baking, cure, equipment, general, pork, pressure cooker, technique
Tagged cooking, kitchen tools, pickles, pressure cooker, sausage
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The Great Return of the Hot Dog
The way I see it, there are three kinds of people: 1) People who don’t eat hot dogs anymore. They’re grossed out by byproducts, preservatives, and the meat leftovers that usually end up in commercial dogs (which is understandable, as … Continue reading
Posted in beef, charcutepalooza, sausages, smoke, technique
Tagged 4th of July, beef, charcutepalooza, hot dogs, j cook photography, recipes, sausage, smoke
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What’s gonna work? Teamwork!
It’s good to have help! I was going to say something snarky like, “Look, making sausage is so easy, my two-and-a-half year old can do it!” But that wouldn’t be entirely true, since he didn’t do any of the cutting, … Continue reading
Posted in charcutepalooza, chicken, pork, recipes, sausages, technique
Tagged charcutepalooza, chicken, cooking with kids, pork, sausage
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Goose sausage, sauerkraut, and country mustard
The prep for this Super Bowl meal started a little more than two weeks ago with the beginning of the sauerkraut. Two heads of sliced cabbage went into a 5% brine, were weighted down with a Tupperware lid, plastic wrap, … Continue reading
Posted in condiments, pickle, recipes, sausages
Tagged Hank Shaw, mustard, pickles, Ruhlman, sauerkraut, sausage, Super Bowl
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