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1st Ring Bologna

Started by carnie1, February 28, 2011, 05:51:53 AM

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carnie1

Here is my first attempt at ring bologna because all my friends here in south Florida have no idea what it is
Thanks to NePa for helping me along on this
Meat prepared using recipe from the Rytek Kutas book


Stuffing using Pikeman95 stuffer


Ready for smoke


After 3 hours of Pecan


Almost to IT of 160


Done, Letting bloom for 2 hours


Casper got the first bite and gave his stamp of approval


Going to pickle some too


Next time I'll make more


FLBentRider

Looks good Tony.

I thought I smelled someone rolling smoke in South Florida besides me....
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dbondy

looks fantastic, nice color and texture. ;)

KyNola

Those look GREAT.  Nice job.

Tenpoint5

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pikeman_95

Nice job Tony they look good and tight. I like the texture of your sausage. How did you emulsify the meat like that. I got some of those large hog casings from Larry and they have such a turn on them you have to make ring something. you have no choice. How long did you smoke them? They have very nice color.

carnie1

Quote from: pikeman_95 on February 28, 2011, 06:30:37 AM
Nice job Tony they look good and tight. I like the texture of your sausage. How did you emulsify the meat like that. I got some of those large hog casings from Larry and they have such a turn on them you have to make ring something. you have no choice. How long did you smoke them? They have very nice color.
I emulsified by putting in the food processor a handful at a time (if you put too much in the internal trip on the food processor will show you its working  :D)
I gave it 3 hours of Pecan smoke

MidKnightRider

Now that looks real good.
any way to find out more on the stuffer?
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squirtthecat


Nice..

Do they cook more evenly in the ring formation?   (do you have to rotate them?)

Tenpoint5

Quote from: MidKnightRider on February 28, 2011, 06:40:56 AM
Now that looks real good.
any way to find out more on the stuffer?


Send Kirby AKA: pikeman_95 a PM and he can give you all the particulars
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SouthernSmoked

They look great!

Nice job Tony!!
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OU812

Thats some gooood looking bologna, nice job emulsifying and stuffing.

Pecan is my wood of choice when smoking sausage.

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NePaSmoKer

Oh Yeah

Them rings look good. Nice job

carnie1

Quote from: squirtthecat on February 28, 2011, 06:42:43 AM

Nice..

Do they cook more evenly in the ring formation?   (do you have to rotate them?)

Beats me, I did not rotate them, Rick?????? any input on this?