Dry as can be

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Ptrjack

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Jul 23, 2020
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Hi, I am new here. I am a missionary in the Philippines and after 13 years here I am determined to have food I could easily buy in the States.
I made plain saugage and they came out very dry. I did some investigting and it said I needed more fat. I put a lot of fat in and it came out drier.
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Pork butt has a 20~25% fat ratio, but you can't trim any out. Use the fat cap too. And if you use lean beef with no fat, be sure to add additional pork fat to keep the fat ratio 20-30%.

Also- for moist sausages, use a stepped smoking schedule starting low at 120-130 and do not go above 175~180 for any length of time or the fat will melt out and leave your sausages dry and grainy.
 
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