Commercial Smoker Recipes
Smoked Sausage
Handload Smoked Sausage
4-6 minutes
150S 104 lbs. | 300S 208 lbs.
This recipe for Smoked Sausage is designed for both the 150S and 300S Handload smokers. Be sure to follow the ingredient amounts and instructions specific to your unit size for the best results.
Ingredients
Model 150S
- 45 lbs. – Pork Butts
- 25 lbs. – Trimmed Beef Chuck
- Seasoning - per package instructions.
- 2-3 Cups – Distilled Water
- Casings
Model 300S
- 60 lbs. – Pork Butts
- 40 lbs. – Trimmed Beef Chuck
- Seasoning - per package instructions.
- 6 Cups – Distilled Water
- Casings
Directions
Preparation
Cut the meat into grinder-sized pieces.
Grind the meat using a 1/2” plate.
Grind the meat again using a 3/16” plate.
Mix the meat, seasoning, and distilled water thoroughly.
Stuff the sausage into casings.
Link the sausages in 6-8” sections.
Hang the sausages on smoke sticks, leaving 1-2” of space between links for proper air circulation.
Line the smoker drip tray with fresh aluminum.
Drying Procedure
Preheat the smoker to 110°F with dampers closed.
Once smoker preheats, open the dampers and dry the sausage for 30-60 minutes, until the casings are tacky
Insert meat probes to monitor the internal temperature.
After drying, fill a pan 3/4 full with dampened sawdust, shaping it into a funnel, and place on smoke burner
Smoke at 110°F for 1 1/2-2 hours with the top damper 1/4 open and the bottom damper 3/2 open.
After 2 hours, remove the sawdust pan and increase the smoker temperature to 195°F.
Cook at 195°F until the internal sausage temperature reaches 156°F.
Once internal temperature is reached, place the sausage in an ice bath to cool rapidly to 100°F.
After the cold-water bath, hang the sausage at room temperature for 1-2 hours to develop a bloom.
Transfer the sausage to a cooler for storage.
Smoked Sausage
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