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Location: Dallas, Republic of Texas
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 Posted: Jan 15 2007 Post subject: Andouille Smoke |
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This was the second batch and was a recipe that I concocted after the first batch. What I learned from the first batch, too dry, too salty.
Smoked for about 6.5 hours at 175.
3lbs of Pork Butt
3lbs of Duck & Goose Breast
2 TBSP of Coarse or Cracked Black Pepper
2 TBSP of Salt
2 TBSP of Cayenne
1/2 cup of Chopped Garlic
1 TSP of File
1/3 c of dry nonfat milk
1/2 c of water
Will put pics up later
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texanx5
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Joined: 26 Feb 2007
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Location: Zachary, LA
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| How did it come out? Where are the photo's? Soon as I get my new smoker I'm wanting to make some for unable to find it in AL. |
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Lewis & Herschel
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Joined: 02 Jul 2006
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Location: Smyrna, TN
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| Posted: Mar 15 2007 Post subject: Re: Andouille Smoke |
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| auto wrote: | This was the second batch and was a recipe that I concocted after the first batch. What I learned from the first batch, too dry, too salty.
Smoked for about 6.5 hours at 175.
3lbs of Pork Butt
3lbs of Duck & Goose Breast
2 TBSP of Coarse or Cracked Black Pepper
2 TBSP of Salt
2 TBSP of Cayenne
1/2 cup of Chopped Garlic
1 TSP of File
1/3 c of dry nonfat milk
1/2 c of water
Will put pics up later |
If it is too dry, you need to add more pork fat. I do not think a pork butt alone is going to get you to the amount of fat you need for moist sausage, especially with their being poultry in it.
I learned this by making my own venison link sausage. It kept coming out dry until I really put the pork fat in it to offset the leaness of the venison.
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