Smoked wild boar sausage/picture added/ update
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Smoked wild boar sausage/picture added/ update
This morning I thawed out a ring of fresh sausage made from one of my wild boars I killed in February and smoked it. I am going to make it for dinner this evening. I have been meaning to give this a try for a couple of years. I smoked it for 2 1/2 hours and at a temp of 220 degrees. When the internal temp got to 270 I turned off the heat but continued to smoke for my selected smoke time. I then put it in a plastic bag and sealed it and put it in an ice bath until totally cold through. I will just reheat it this evening. If this works out I just may do a couple more and freeze them. I used hickory for the smoke, I want to try apple next time. I will let you now how it turned out.
That sausage was delicious! I will be making more.
That sausage was delicious! I will be making more.
Last edited by Oldtimr; 06-10-2017 at 04:03 AM.
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It looks delicious, the apple should be much more mild on the smoke.
I just smoked one of my wild boars whole on memorial day and it was even better than I hoped. We have been using maple wood lately and its really goo too. The hickory and mesquite woods are too strong for me sometimes.
I just smoked one of my wild boars whole on memorial day and it was even better than I hoped. We have been using maple wood lately and its really goo too. The hickory and mesquite woods are too strong for me sometimes.
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I agree hickory and Mesquite can both be strong. I have some apple and alder I want to try, I am saving the alder for smoked salmon, I also have some mesquite but I don't know what I will use it on yet.