The recipe below is for making one batch of sausage, specifically with garlic and fennel seeds. However, we started with 8.5 lbs of pork shoulder, which when cleaned of any sinuous pieces and large fat pieces, yielded approximately 6.5 lbs of meat.
In this regard,What’s the best way to make pork sausage?
I cut the pork into slices, laid it on a sheet pan and put it in the freezer for about half an hour. This made it very firm and much easier for us to cut into the 1″ cubes. We then laid the cubes of meat back on the sheet pan for another 1/2 an hour to get them firm again. I also put the metal grinding blades in the freezer.
Beside this,How big is a batch of pork sausage?
Take a portion of the meat out of the fridge/freezer. We divided our meat into 3 batches so we could have 3 different sausage flavors; each batch was 2.5-3 lbs. The specific recipe above is for one of these batches.
Then,What’s the difference between summer sausage and winter sausage?
What all summer sausages have in common is that they undergo curing, meaning you can keep them on a shelf without needing refrigeration. You can also enjoy them without cooking them. You can cure summer sausages in different ways, including smoking and drying. Despite the name, this meat tends to be a favorite winter snack.
Where does the meat in a sausage come from?
Traditionally, sausage consists of meat stuffed into the scraped intestines of an animal, frequently the animal it originated from. The intestines are scraped to ensure cleanliness and also to form a thin outer membrane that will keep the meat encased.