Dark Night Salami
This salami has got to be the most beautiful I've ever seen!
Meat ratio:
Pork Shoulder Boneless 100%
Ingredients
Based off the weight of the total meat ratio.
Curing Salt #2 0.25%
Dextrose Sugar 0.3%
Bacteria Culture BLC-007 0.015%
Distilled Water 1.5%
Hardcore Carnivore Black Seasoning 5%
Procedure
Take the freshly ground meat and place it in a bowl with the kosher salt, cure salt #2, dextrose, and bacteria culture BLC-007 (bloomed in the distilled water 30 min prior to stuffing). Mix thoroughly until a bind starts to form.
Place all other ingredients in with the meat mix and mix together. (Tip: If needed, add a little more water to the mix to loosen up the bind. This will help mix all the ingredients well enough and allow it to stuff into casing easier.)
Place mix into sausage stuffer and stuff into 29-32mm all natural hog casing.
Ferment on a covered tray or in a brine bag until the pH hits 5.3 or below within 48 hrs.
Hang at 50°F and 75% RH (humidity) for 35 days or until 40% weight loss is met from initial green weight.
Vacuum seal and place into refrigerator and consume within 6 months.
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