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Salami di Alessanddra (Genoa)

Started by Keymaster, December 22, 2011, 06:10:44 PM

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devo

Right on Aaron. Wish I was closer to you when it is time to sample. Maybe by this summer I can get something going like you did. Hard to find a fridge/cooler at the right price. FREE would be good  ;D

anderson5420

I AM close enough when it's time to sample...Fall City to Puyallup is definitely less than an hour! Ready, willing and able!


Quote from: devo on December 27, 2011, 12:53:09 PM
Right on Aaron. Wish I was closer to you when it is time to sample. Maybe by this summer I can get something going like you did. Hard to find a fridge/cooler at the right price. FREE would be good  ;D
So many recipes, so little time!

Flyboyandre

How the heck did I miss this thread? You HAVE to let me know when tasting time is here. Will be following this closely. Looking good!

deb415611

Nice Aaron!  I wish i had the setup to do dry cured sausages

Keymaster

Thanks, Here is a picture I took yesterday on day 9. Only about sixty days to go ;D


OU812

Lookin gooood Aaron!

Cant wait for the money shot.

anderson5420

Yes, I own a brewery in Snoqualmie, and I will bring the beer!  He HAS to invite us for the tasting, no?

Quote from: Flyboyandre on December 31, 2011, 08:57:20 PM
How the heck did I miss this thread? You HAVE to let me know when tasting time is here. Will be following this closely. Looking good!
So many recipes, so little time!

Keymaster

Quote from: anderson5420 on January 01, 2012, 06:06:10 PM
Yes, I own a brewery in Snoqualmie, and I will bring the beer!  He HAS to invite us for the tasting, no?

Quote from: Flyboyandre on December 31, 2011, 08:57:20 PM
How the heck did I miss this thread? You HAVE to let me know when tasting time is here. Will be following this closely. Looking good!
Sounds good, Time will tell. I figure they got to get down to about 2 # each for a 30% Aw loss.

Keymaster

No Taste testing on this batch guys :)
I ended up drying my Salami to fast because I chose to use a circulating fan that was more powerful than neccesary. What happens when drying salami if the humidity is not high enough and there is to much air circulation the most inner outside of the casing will form a scab (see the ring) and then not let any more moisture out leaving a hard outer salami and a soft inner salami.
This was a great first time learning experience and I plan on Jumping right back in the saddle soon.






devo

Do you think your power outage had anything to do with it Aaron? I think those would still go good with beer.

Keymaster

Quote from: devo on January 27, 2012, 06:02:26 PM
Do you think your power outage had anything to do with it Aaron? I think those would still go good with beer.
Tequila wouldn't help these things :) the power loss had nothing to do with it. it was my own fault that i tried to use a to high output fan and I should have trusted the humidistat on the controller for the humidifier instead of the $8 digital temp/RH monitor I trusted. Next time they will be perfect, promise ;)

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Flyboyandre

Quote from: Keymaster on January 27, 2012, 06:23:46 PM
Quote from: devo on January 27, 2012, 06:02:26 PM
Do you think your power outage had anything to do with it Aaron? I think those would still go good with beer.
Tequila wouldn't help these things :) the power loss had nothing to do with it. it was my own fault that i tried to use a to high output fan and I should have trusted the humidistat on the controller for the humidifier instead of the $8 digital temp/RH monitor I trusted. Next time they will be perfect, promise ;)

Ok, my phone number is 253-666-2104. Add it to your memory now so i will be the first one you call. Hell, i live a mere stone throw away from you here at Lipoma Firs.


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La Quinta

I am so jealous...it's so dry and warm here...I don't think I can do it...

Brewoz

Aaron, Don't throw it out. I almost did with the salami you tried at my house, but I turned everything off and forgot about it. Cut into it a couple of weeks ago and was surprised.

With the high humidity around here it's worth a shot.
Beer Guy At Snow Creek