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Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Mar 8, 2022 ^^
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There was no need to use Cure # 2. For this Cure # 1 is completely sufficient. This is a fermented sausage, the PH is lowered by the fermentation to a point (PH 5.3 or below) that Bacteria will not grow. The only time the Curing salt is doing anything beneficial is while the sausage PH is not low enough to protect it. The time period is only a few days at most. Cure # 1 provides protection for up to 4 weeks, Cure # 2 is used when protection is needed beyond 4 weeks. In this project, you have lowered the PH and you have Lowered the water activity and it is safe because of those two factors. The extended life of Cure # 2 is only adding excessive un consumed Nitrate to your end product. Also in the days past the people who fermented sausage were very skilled at what they did, today we use a PH meter to see if the desired PH has been reached. By using a PH meter you will be able to start drying your product when it is in the safe zone, and if you know what PH (level of sour) you like you can pull your product and begin drying at the point you like so that it does not get to sour.
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Great video, got me inspired to do more fermented sausage. I made a batch of these Landjagers from Marianski's book and turned out fantastic, did not last long with the family. I stumbled onto your site a month ago and all I can say is awesome video's!! Definitely got me hooked on taking my sausage making to the next level. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us!! And I just realized you are in Rimbey, the next time I am in the area will stop at your shop.
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So I can tell from your voice that you are a fellow Canadian at 1:55 the way you said today you sound like half the guys I hunt with
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Hi Duncan!! This is great! Iāve been wanting to make these. Iāll definitely try this!
Iām looking for a recipe for and dry fermented Swiss meat stick I buy called a āChimney stickā . Itās similar to a landjageur . Has a black coating on the outside, and OH SO GOOD!!! I buy them from Valbella meats in Canmore Alberta.
Iād love to see you make some of these! I wish I knew their real name so I could find a recipe!!
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@duncanhenry
2 years ago
Thanks again for watching everyone. Looking forward to reading your comments!
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