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re: Homemade Andouille
Posted on 8/2/20 at 2:10 pm to gumbo2176
Posted on 8/2/20 at 2:10 pm to gumbo2176
Smoked for 6 hours at 130-150. Damn near came out perfect. It was a bit too salty for eating by itself. This batch will be good for gumbo or a crawfish boil. I’ll cut the salt to 2 TBS and the accent to 1/2 tsp on the next batch and try beer instead of white wine. Other than that, the flavor profile was exactly what I was looking for.
Posted on 8/2/20 at 8:14 pm to LSU Patrick
Well, I did it. It wasn't a home run. More like a solid base hit, but hey, it's my first time. Lots of room for improvement. I didn't have everything, so it was kind of made up on the fly based on the recipe in this thread and elsewhere.
2.1 kg pork shoulder
27 g salt
6 g black pepper
10 g paprika
2 g thyme
1 g white pepper
11 g garlic powder
4 g hot pepper powder blend (homemade of cayenne, habanero, and ghost)
1.1 tsp cure
Ground it on Friday night and hand mixed it. Stuffed it this morning and let it sit in the casing a couple hours before smoking. It was my first time stuffing sausage and it's definitely a finesse thing. I'll get better.
Went to smoke and discovered my charcoal stash was low, so I had to cut it with some apple wood chunks to get enough fuel. Also used some pecan chips because that was the only pecan I could find. Started it at 130ish and took it to 200 over the fourish hours it took.
Final product is serviceable. Like I said, I can improve a lot. I'm not giving up. I need to find some way to hang them in my smoker. I thought I had some stainless S-hooks, but I couldn't find them. I also think it has too much smoke flavor. It's very smokey. Next time I'll go lighter on the wood.
Ground and mixed
Amazon-supplied casing. Thanks, BigD.
Stuffed...maybe too stuffed. I was afraid to make links on the big sausage.
On the smoker.
Final product
2.1 kg pork shoulder
27 g salt
6 g black pepper
10 g paprika
2 g thyme
1 g white pepper
11 g garlic powder
4 g hot pepper powder blend (homemade of cayenne, habanero, and ghost)
1.1 tsp cure
Ground it on Friday night and hand mixed it. Stuffed it this morning and let it sit in the casing a couple hours before smoking. It was my first time stuffing sausage and it's definitely a finesse thing. I'll get better.
Went to smoke and discovered my charcoal stash was low, so I had to cut it with some apple wood chunks to get enough fuel. Also used some pecan chips because that was the only pecan I could find. Started it at 130ish and took it to 200 over the fourish hours it took.
Final product is serviceable. Like I said, I can improve a lot. I'm not giving up. I need to find some way to hang them in my smoker. I thought I had some stainless S-hooks, but I couldn't find them. I also think it has too much smoke flavor. It's very smokey. Next time I'll go lighter on the wood.
Ground and mixed
Amazon-supplied casing. Thanks, BigD.
Stuffed...maybe too stuffed. I was afraid to make links on the big sausage.
On the smoker.
Final product
Posted on 8/3/20 at 1:51 pm to LSU Patrick
quote:That's all that counts!
the flavor profile was exactly what I was looking for.
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