Hello and Happy New Year
I would like to try and make the Capicola - fully cooked recipe on pg. 331 of the 4th edition of the R. Kutas "Sausage bible"
The reciepe talks about stuffing 4 lbs. pork butts int synthetic casing.
My question is - what diameter of synthetic casing would you need for a 4lbs. pork butt or is the idea that you can put chunks of pork into a casing and they will then fuse together when smoked?
Or, if anyone has any better ideas for a capicola casing (for a cooked or long-term cured product), let me know, thanks.
Brian T.
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Making a capacolla and casing
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Post by kielbasanjo » Thu Jan 02, 2014 21:37
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