I certainly appreciate this family sharing the sausage making experience and I enjoyed the traditional and expected back and forth banter. As a retired culinary arts instructor I have to say that I won't be using this recipe because the ingredients amounts were a bit subjective and kinda 'loose-goosey' for my style. For a better instructional video, may I suggest actually quantifying the amounts either by weight, in grams, or in standard volume kitchen measures then provide a list showing what was actually used after all the bantering played out. One other suggestion: As you season and mix, take small amounts of the sausage and fry it into teaspoon or tablespoon patties for tasting. This will give an objectively to this very important part of the process. Putting 1/2 cup of wine in 13 lbs of ground pork and even being able to taste it would be a miracle which should be reported to the Vatican.
That was way cool to see. Hope you all keep filming because people can learn so much. Tfs. I'm like mom..no one in the kitchen bothering me when I cook unless I'm trying to teach you to cook.
The blade was in backwards at first. That's why the meat was being extruded instead of cut. That first bit may have had metal shavings in it from the noise.
To make salumi, you use #2cure! For sausage use cure #1. .25%x grams of meat= the amount you use, the amount is the same. For salumi also use starter culture(like a yeast) U can stuff with a funnel and case ing!
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For a dry cured sausage the salt ratio is correct (like a soppressata or pepperoni) For Italian sausage that will be eaten after a few days, less is ok.
I thought it was called casing, not casting. Is that a natural casing or synthetic? Way back when the casing was the animal intestines. Very little of the animal went to waste.
You are correct. It's called casing but when my parents and grandparents would say it in english with their accent it always sounded like casting to me. Sorry. For many years when i was a kid i thought sandwich was pronounced "Sangwicho".
I love this
I make sausage and run Magnaflow exhaust on my 05 Corvette. Nice to meet the founder and see this.
Thank you. You are awesome.
I certainly appreciate this family sharing the sausage making experience and I enjoyed the traditional and expected back and forth banter. As a retired culinary arts instructor I have to say that I won't be using this recipe because the ingredients amounts were a bit subjective and kinda 'loose-goosey' for my style. For a better instructional video, may I suggest actually quantifying the amounts either by weight, in grams, or in standard volume kitchen measures then provide a list showing what was actually used after all the bantering played out. One other suggestion: As you season and mix, take small amounts of the sausage and fry it into teaspoon or tablespoon patties for tasting. This will give an objectively to this very important part of the process.
Putting 1/2 cup of wine in 13 lbs of ground pork and even being able to taste it would be a miracle which should be reported to the Vatican.
That was way cool to see. Hope you all keep filming because people can learn so much. Tfs. I'm like mom..no one in the kitchen bothering me when I cook unless I'm trying to teach you to cook.
Just love how she smashes that fork into the nonstick frying pan.
Mint goes real good in the mix!! How italian!! My people are From Sant Angelo, Italy
Hi Jerry, I just wanted to say hello.
You're having too much fun.
Your sausage looks good.
I really enjoyed this.
bravoooooo
The blade was in backwards at first. That's why the meat was being extruded instead of cut. That first bit may have had metal shavings in it from the noise.
To make salumi, you use #2cure! For sausage use cure #1. .25%x grams of meat= the amount you use, the amount is the same. For salumi also use starter culture(like a yeast)
U can stuff with a funnel and case ing!
Great job 👍ask your Nono, what in case if you don’t want to add the wine???
He said Wine is optional.
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Where are u located?? Im in tampa!
You either had your grinder blade backwards or not tight enough when you began grinding.
Add some butter to the grinder before u start grinding the meat!! It will run like a champ!!
web site for curing cabinet please...
Pugs will eat anything I love them. My son-in-law, and about 12 guys make the sausage every year ton of pork 4o5 machines and are those sausages good.
Wine cures it too!! Add a cup or 2 of it
Put some vino(wine) in with the spices!!
For a dry cured sausage the salt ratio is correct (like a soppressata or pepperoni)
For Italian sausage that will be eaten after a few days, less is ok.
There's a REALLY rude invisible lady.
I was just saying that
I have vinophobia- thats the fear of running out of wine(VINO) !!!
Montebello, mamma Mia
Is that really safe to eat raw pork? Anyway, I'll try this recipe.
If you’re drying the sausage, increase your salt percentage. 1.10 % is not enough for dry curing.
Would have been nice to see how the sausages turned out
Love that chamber but damn too expensive ughhh
How much of the fennel
Just look at how much she uses. Nonna doesn't measure she uses her eyes.
Mama en colère 😅😅
Chicks voice ruins the whole video
You need to add cure to the mix.
Stop yelling
I say None- na,
not
No-na!
Yes we heard from the 100th time the wine is optional please shut up about the wine being optional.
are you sure it's teaspoons & not tablespoons cause they looked like tablespoons to me🙄thats a tablespoon🤔
Where is the garlic? Nice people , but very confusing
MagnaFlow mufflers?
Was wondering the same thing.
I thought it was called casing, not casting. Is that a natural casing or synthetic? Way back when the casing was the animal intestines. Very little of the animal went to waste.
You are correct. It's called casing but when my parents and grandparents would say it in english with their accent it always sounded like casting to me. Sorry. For many years when i was a kid i thought sandwich was pronounced "Sangwicho".
It’s natural casing.
Oh my...too much drama...casting ????
Let's have less text during coming please! Way too much chatter.
Why are you yelling? Why are you yelling?!
You should use Kosher or sea salt Table salt is Iodized and has Iodine in it Its Never used in Sausage making