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    #31
    Ive got some in the smoker with a fan blowing on then now. been in there 4 days so far....after 7 hours of smoke. I get home in a couple days and will try them then. 1st time try

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      #32
      might be a dumb A question, but when yall say hang for 14 days is this just outside in the smoke house with a fan?? what about bugs, fly's, ants, stray animals ect.. i have only made regular link sausage a few times so I'm no pro. but i would like more info on how yall hanging process.

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        #33
        Originally posted by creekbottom02 View Post
        might be a dumb A question, but when yall say hang for 14 days is this just outside in the smoke house with a fan?? what about bugs, fly's, ants, stray animals ect.. i have only made regular link sausage a few times so I'm no pro. but i would like more info on how yall hanging process.
        That's what we are saying. I've left it in the smokehouse up to three weeks without issue.

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          #34
          Last year's run.Click image for larger version

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            #35
            I could sure use some dried sausage right about now

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              #36
              Man’s my first batch and just got them out of the smoker where they have been sitting with a fan on them for 6-7 days ( I have to look at my calendar).
              Using the sausage recipe Michael posted several years ago they turned out great. Might buy some beef and make more……..or get one of these Axis in the back




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                #37
                That looks delicious! Some smoke cheese and crackers and you're set.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Old Bald Guy View Post
                  We make a lot of dried sausage and jerky every year. Nothing cooked in a smoker or dehydrated. Just lightly smoked in the smokehouse and left hanging til dry like your Grandpa did. Any basic recipe(salt, pepper, garlic, sugar, heat and cure) will work. The process is what makes or breaks it.
                  Looks delish!

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