I am trying Boudin next.
I have seen raw meat mixture (with milk) stuffed into casing and boiled.
I have sen the meat cooked then mixed and stuffed (Brown and serve)
It mentions not smoking the one with milk. IS this because of the temp range issues or something else?
Is it possible to use milk powder and water and still smoke?
Also your opinions on which way provides best results and if you have smoked any before.
I really appreciate your feedback and suggestions.
Steven
The Boudin I like is cooked before it is stuffed.
But saying that, that is more of a commerical Boudin so as to not get anyone sick.
Smoked Boudin in the Bradley is Rock n Roll!
Boudin and scramble eggs, green onions, little milk, black pepper, topped with some cheese. Geez!
Even with dry milk i dont think i would smoke it. If you want to smoke boudin omit the milk of any kind and add cure #1. The boudin will still taste the same because of the liver. When i made it i left the liver out because we dont like it.
All depends on what you like and how you want to prepare. Some cook the meat and liver, some dont.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on January 07, 2010, 08:09:11 PM
Boudin and scramble eggs, green onions, little milk, black pepper, topped with some cheese. Geez!
You've mentioned that more than once, that must be some good breakfast, now to go find me some Boudin here in hillbilly land.
CS,
I'm pretty sure they have boudain at the Whole Foods in Green Hills.
KyNola
But I'd have to go past Trader Joe's to get to Whole Paycheck, and that is hard to do! I went into Whole Paycheck for something the other day, stopped in front of the "Dry Aging" box and just stood there staring. When I finally got my senses back, I forgot what I had gone in for and just walked out!
CS,
That's funny, I fall into that same trance when I stand in front of their seafood department.
I would LOVE to see their meat smoking facility and equipment. It has got to be huge and first class. Always smells so good in there when they're bringing out all of the smoked goods.
KyNola
If any of you get to Southern Calif look up this store http://www.vallartasupermarket.com
Go to the meat dept ;D I about died
Never been to SoCal, but I can tell you of one place the family literally had to drag me out! Well, actually three, but the first one is best BY FAR!!!. No it isn't Dean and Deluca - haven't had the pleasure yet! Harrod's Food Court in London. I was mesmerized! Never had I seen so much food! So many cuts of meat, so many different animals to eat. So many veggies and fruits, so many cooked goods - the bread, the seafood (saw my first Opah among many other fish I had never seen before), and then you came to the dessert sections. You could have beat me over the head with a baseball bat, and I would not have felt it! I would have still had a wild smile, and wide open eyes. I have never seen anything like that - nor since. One could find lots of new things to smoke there!
Oh, did I mention the cheeses?
Quote from: Caneyscud on January 11, 2010, 06:01:36 AM
Harrod's Food Court in London. I was mesmerized! Never had I seen so much food! So many cuts of meat, so many different animals to eat. So many veggies and fruits, so many cooked goods - the bread, the seafood (saw my first Opah among many other fish I had never seen before), and then you came to the dessert sections. You could have beat me over the head with a baseball bat, and I would not have felt it! I would have still had a wild smile, and wide open eyes. I have never seen anything like that - nor since. One could find lots of new things to smoke there!
Oh, did I mention the cheeses?
DITTO! I was there a few years and and just wandered around and around and around..
CS,
I read your last post rather quickly and where you mentioned "saw my first Opah" I quickly read it as "saw my first OPRAH" and I started laughing out loud and said to myself "where else would you expect to find an Oprah but in a food court?". :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
KyNola
Quote from: KyNola on January 11, 2010, 06:33:18 AM
CS,
I read your last post rather quickly and where you mentioned "saw my first Opah" I quickly read it as "saw my first OPRAH" and I started laughing out loud and said to myself "where else would you expect to find an Oprah but in a food court?". :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
KyNola
Yeah I read Oprah also and had to laugh. ;D ;D ;D but your post bust me out
That's funny!!!! But, that would not have been my first Oprah sighting - she of course, got her start here in Nashville in the 70's!
;D ;D ;DDon't tell me Oprah was a country singer Hee-Haw. ;D ;D ;D
Caney,
check with wally world in the meat dept. they have some ok boudin when you need a little bump.
Quote from: NePaSmoKer on January 08, 2010, 05:35:53 PM
If any of you get to Southern Calif look up this store http://www.vallartasupermarket.com
Go to the meat dept ;D I about died
Been to store number 30 a few miles from my house. Tempted to buy a tounge and try it. Was remarkable how every thing was perfectly aligned. My friend was telling me about the market before we went in and how neat it was. Funny thing was when we walked in, I found 1 item out of place slightly, it was a bag of chips. :D
Quote from: Up In Smoke on January 11, 2010, 06:05:56 PM
Caney,
check with wally world in the meat dept. they have some ok boudin when you need a little bump.
Thanks Jerry, Come to think of it, I have noticed that and have wondered if it was any good!