Masterchef's Favorite Spicy Sausage 川味香腸 | Chinese Food • Taste Show
Masterchef John Zhang shows you tips on how to make spicy sausage from scratch. This spicy sausage recipe is pungent, tingly, and smoky. Recipe:
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Anyone familiar with Sichuan cuisine knows about its spiciness. So it will come as no surprise that sausage from Sichuan Province lives up to that reputation, using chili powder and pepper powder to provide a unique kick. The flavor is reminiscent of a pepper-infused combo of ham and pepperoni, with a dusting of red pepper flakes to provide a finishing touch.
The warm spice and citrusy aroma of Sichuan peppercorns can be totally addictive. It's air-dried, so the texture is harder, perfect for fried rice, stir fry, or steamed on top of rice.
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How to Make a Homemade Sausage Recipe. Spices, Binders, and Cures.
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In this video I'm going to give you all the information to get you started on making your own homemade sausage recipes.
We will go over Spices, Binders, Cures and other ingredients in meat then give you a little demo!
*There is a typo at 12:37 it says both mixes are 4kg 1.8lbs*
*it should say both mixes are 4kg 8.8lbs*
The conversion from Kg to Lb is:
1kg=2.2045lb
1lb=0.454kg
To get lbs divided kilograms by 2.2045.
I do most of my homemade sausage and store sausage recipes in g/kg grams of spice per kilogram of meat. The reason being kilograms work in tenths and makes for easy math.
The formula for ppm (parts per million) of cure is as follows
grams of cure mix × % nitrite in mix × 1,000,000 =PPM
Divided By
green weight of meat block
3g x 0.05% x 1,000,000=150,000
150,000/1000g=150ppm
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Learn how to make Homemade Italian Sausage! There's only one good reason to make your own sausage at home, and that's knowing exactly what you're eating. These are 100% scrap-free! Visit for the ingredients, more information, and many, many more video recipes. I hope you enjoy this Homemade Italian Sausage recipe!
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Breakfast Sausage Seasoning Blend ~ Tasty Sausage Seasoning Recipe ~ DIY Sausage Seasoning
I am getting ready to make homemade breakfast sausage and thought it might be fun to make a homemade seasoning blend that will give me enough seasoning for about 8 pounds of ground pork. I think you may be surprised at how easy it can be to make homemade breakfast sausage patties. Just some ground pork and a great deal of seasoning. Commercial sausage has a lot of nitrates and nitrites and preservatives and things we don't necessarily need in a homemade version because this is not going to have a shelf life. This is going to be made in bulk, divided up and either used or frozen for later. I will be sharing the sausage video soon.
This seasoning blend could not be easier! This is quick to make and will give you an amazing and very tasty sausage! Typical sausage flavor is usually dominated by sage, as is mine but I have a few tricks up my sleeve that may surprise you, the first of which is ground celery seed. We love it but if you don't you can leave it out. I have also included some nutmeg and cloves along with brown sugar for a bit of sweetness. If you prefer not to have a sweet breakfast sausage, you may reduce or leave out the brown sugar. Garlic, onion powder, thyme, parsley, my favorite marjoram and some white pepper round out the blend. If you like your sausage to be spicy or even just have a little kick, please add your favorite cayanne pepper, red pepper flakes or hanenero seasoning to this. Do you like a smokey flavor, add a bit of liquid smoke or smoked salt if you like!
I did not include salt in this blend because I am going to add it into my sausage to taste later. If you want to add salt here you can add two tablespoons or adjust to your liking or your health needs. If you are on a salt restricted diet, you can leave the salt out and it will not effect the deliciousness of this blend.
I love to see how many different ways I can combine the spices I have in my collection to make amazing blends for all sorts of things. Like the breakfast sausage I am going to make in another video! You can use this as a base and make your own creation! You could even make turkey or chicken breakfast sausage if you prefer using these same spices. I think some lemon or orange zest mixed in would be amazing. This blend will give you a great place to start. Let your imagination be your guide.
I hope that you have enjoyed learning how I make my own breakfast sausage seasoning and I hope you give it a try and I hope you love it!
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How to Make Homemade Sausage
Chef, butcher, and charcutier Eric Finley demonstrates how to make 3 different types of homemade sausages: Italian Chicken; Merguez Lamb; and Chorizo. The recipes are on
All the meat that Finley uses, including for sausage making, and charcuterie items, he carefully sources from farmers he knows and trusts. How an animal is raised, fed, and treated throughout their entire life is an important part of the story, as is how the slaughtered animal is processed by the butcher, both aspects are key determinants in the final taste and quality of the products that Finley makes.
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