Welcome to the world of Salami making. Salami is a fermented dry cured sausage that can be eaten raw. There are many processes that make this possible and in this section you will get to see the entire process come to life. I’ll share with you some original and traditional recipes as well as my secrets on how to guarantee success every time.
Let’s have a little fun today. We are making a 100% beef salami. This salami is very beefy, slightly funky, some nice cheesy notes with a mild dry aged flavor. It it very intense. The process of making an all beef salami is no different than a pork salami. You still have meat and fat, …
Making salami is an incredible experience that can be very rewarding. If you want to read about the different processes involved in making salami be sure to check out this post on making Genoa Salami. In order to make a smoked salami the only thing we need to do is add smoke to the process. …
Are you ready for another crazy salami. This one came to me after dry aging some Wagyu MS7+ for a different project. I don’t actually expect anyone to make this but you never know. I can tell you this if you do make this salami you will not regret it!! It is hands down one …
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Quite often we asked about mold control on charcuterie. Mold is something that we should take seriously, especially if you are going to be eating it. Mold spores are everywhere and unless you are a mycologist and can differentiate between the good mold and the dangerous mold I wouldn’t risk it. Certain molds produce something …
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A Hunter’s Sausage. Landjäger is an amazing piece of charcuterie. It’s delicious, extremely portable, and keeps very well. In this recipe we will be cold smoking for about 8 hours using Bella’s Cold Smoke Generator by Smokin-it. This cold smoker can generate up to 10 hours of true cold smoke which will be perfect for …
On occasion I get the chance to work with wild game meats. For this project a friend of mine called me and told me that he had some venison (which he had marinated in some Worcestershire sauce) in his freezer. He wanted to know if I could make a salami out of it. “Of course”, …
