In all seriousness... What is the difference in casings for my sausage!? I plan to make brats mostly. We alsways used hog casings, but is there one that isn't as tough? They work well on links but I don't think they have to be as tough on brats. What about sheep or beef?
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Pork & beef casing come in different sizes, you just have to pay attention to the size range...small pork 32ish MM work better for dry sausge (some call these "make-up) & bigger, 36ish MM for smoked, brats, etc. i usually don't use beef for anything except head sausage, boudin,etc, but it's personal preference.
sheep can be awful time consuming, especially if you don't have the right tools.
If your casing is tough when cooked, soak/rinse them several times to dissolve the salt & let them sit in a fresh/clean bowl of water overnight in the fridge
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Originally posted by RodinaRanč View PostPork & beef casing come in different sizes, you just have to pay attention to the size range...small pork 32ish MM work better for dry sausge (some call these "make-up) & bigger, 36ish MM for smoked, brats, etc. i usually don't use beef for anything except head sausage, boudin,etc, but it's personal preference.
sheep can be awful time consuming, especially if you don't have the right tools.
If your casing is tough when cooked, soak/rinse them several times to dissolve the salt & let them sit in a fresh/clean bowl of water overnight in the fridge
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Originally posted by hero_moneybags View PostNow that you have what you need shut this thread down before the jokesters find it!
I've always preferred Trojan casing to protect my sausage. It has a slight latex taste but once you get used to it you will be fine.
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