- Grind all meat to its final grind. DO NOT grind the meat after adding Encapsulated Citric Acid.
- Mix meat with seasoning and water. DO NOT add Encapsulated Citric Acid.
- If the meat will be curing overnight. DO NOT add Encapsulated Citric Acid.
- Once the sausage is cured. Mix in Encapsulated Citric Acid, stuff and cook immediately!
- The internal temperature of the sausage must reach 150°F for the acid to release. We suggest cooking the sausage to an internal temperature of 165°F
- When optimum temperature is reach, cool sausage in an ice/water bath.
- Hang sausage in a well-ventilated area for a few days, possibly with a fan blowing to assist the drying of the sausage. It can also be dried in the refrigerator, uncovered, for a few weeks. This will firm up the sausage, and make it shelf stable.
- Sausage is now ready to eat!
Specs
- Type: Flavor Enhancer
- Use For: Gives sausage a firmer texture and a tangy, "old-fashioned" dry sausage flavor
- Benefits: Makes cured sausage shelf stable reduces drying time, makes sausage firmer, adds tangy flavor
- Use With: Wild game and domestic meat
- Pounds of Meat Seasoned: 3 oz. for 25 lbs. of meat or 1 level teaspoon per pound of meat
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