I smoked allot of venison in Jan, vac sealed and froze. Today I am going to see how it tastes pickled. Only doing 1 bag to see if its going to work, Dont want to ruin allot of the venison ;D
Vac sealed smoked venison sausage.
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In the qt jar.
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Waiting for the mix to cool down. Dont want hot mix extruding the pork fat out of the sausage ;D
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I will post filled jar later after it cools.
nepas
I'm liking this plan Nepas! Can't wait to see the outcome!
C
I used cider vinegar in this.
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All sealed now the waiting game.
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nepas
That venison sausage looks great. Is that a recipe that you can share with us ;)
I have a couple of more pounds of venison left and wouldn't mind making some that look like that.
Quote from: smokeitall on April 02, 2009, 03:35:15 PM
That venison sausage looks great. Is that a recipe that you can share with us ;)
I have a couple of more pounds of venison left and wouldn't mind making some that look like that.
I have to dig out my recipe on it.
Here is the link to my making it. http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=9168.0
nepas
NePa,
Looks interesting ;D Can't wait to see how it works out for you.
Mark
how long you gonna let that pickle before tasting?
looks GOOD.
Quote from: Wattles on April 07, 2009, 03:25:53 PM
how long you gonna let that pickle before tasting?
looks GOOD.
Ate one today, pretty good. Was going to take a pic but something wrong with my cam :'(
nepas
I have stated in another post that pickled sausage can revive a cook that you might have cooked a little too much. As I sit here munching on some Cajun sausages that I did not pull when I should have, I have some premium pickled sausages after 5 days in the juice. It sort of revives our theory of "there are no bad cooks"