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Tough Skins
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 08:58
by farrellbox
Hello, everyone, I made some fresh Italian sausage in the open oven with 54 ° C bake for an hour, the oven without the drip tray, and bake for two hours and then 77 ° C, the result is the sausage skin is very crisp, but not chewed easily.Later for a way to bake directly on the grill of 80 ° C, and remain so. Why is that?

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 11:27
by farrellbox
Also, I use a hog casing
By the way, if do not add CURE, how to improve the viscosity of meat?
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 15:58
by Keymaster
Reasons for tough Casings
*Sausage was cooked in a pan too hot and too quickly.
*Casings were not soaked long enough.
*Origin of casing.
*Sausage was under stuffed
Some ways to make them more tender.
*Soak casings longer
*Add lemon juice or pineapple juice to the soak water.
*Use proper moisture levels during smoke or oven cooking cycle.
Powdered Milk:
Acts as a binder and helps retain the moisture of the meat. You can use up to 12 % (of the meat weight) without affecting the taste of the sausage.
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 16:06
by farrellbox
Powdered Milk? Milk Powder?Very interesting, it exerts effect temperature requirements?thank you!
Topic Split 2.20.12 @ 23:48 by Chuckwagon. (See "Powdered Milk In Sausages)
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