Sausage Help

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mballi3011

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I have a quick question. I ground, stuffed and cured some sausage last night and they are in the refrig now. I have had a death in the family my sister and have to travel like NOW. Can I just use the food saver and freezer the sausage and smoke it later or will I have to leave it behind with instructions for the smoker person amd the smoking directions.
 
Sorry to hear about a death in the family.

Wish i could help with your sausage question but that is one realm I have yet to venture into though I would think freezing it then cooking later would be fine.
 
Sorry to hear of your lose Mark.. If it's cured it will be fine when you get back to it , It won't go bad like fresh meat
 
If you are going to get to them in a few weeks, I would just use zip lock bags. I stuff and freeze all my fresh sausage. I pre freeze it a bit then use trays and zip lock bags or food saver if i plan on giving them away.

They keep for a long time, never had a problem.
 
Hey buddy I'm sorry about your loss...

Your sausage should hold up just fine. Just make sure you use the foodsaver bags and nothing else. Thank god you had a chance to cure it.
 
sorry to hear Mark-and yes it will keep in fridge or u can freeze it.
 
What everybody else says, except that if your planning on stuffing it later, you probally will neeb to add water and work it into the meat. After a short time in the fridge, the meat gets like cement, and will be hard at best to stuff. Remendy is to remix water with meat before stuffing.
 
You are just giving the spices extra time to "bloom".

Sorry to hear about the passing.

You are good, pick up where you left off later when you have time.
 
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