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smokeysteve
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PostPosted: Jun 17 2009    Post subject: Casing spliting Reply with quote

hay guys I am making seafood sausages and the casings are spliting am I over Stuffin, shoud I prick them any Thoughts would be great
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partapache
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PostPosted: Jun 17 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

You are probably overstuffing them but........How long did you rinse/soak the casings? Are they splitting when you are stuffing or linking them? Is your funnel smooth and rounded/tapered on the end?
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broncosmoker
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PostPosted: Jun 17 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Most likely overstuffed. What kind of casings were you using? In your seafood recipe did it have bread crumbs or any ingredients that would expand when it cooked? Was seafood chopped finely?
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smokeysteve
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PostPosted: Jun 18 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

soaked casings about three hours rinced well lamb & hog cashinng were used, only scalop and lobster no filler recipese i googled called for egg white funnel is tapperd split when cooking
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Harry Nutczak
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PostPosted: Jun 19 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lamb casing are fairly delicate compared to hog casings, without actually seeing the raw sausage, it is hard to guess.
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PostPosted: Jun 20 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

If they spilt when cooking then you need to prick the casing so the steam has a way to escape.
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BBQonICE
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PostPosted: Jul 27 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Three things

....overstuffed....

....you have a nick on your stuffer lip that is tearing the casing

....old casings that were torn or damaged to begin with.


...we always stuff our casings only so that the meat just expands the casing to the actual size then just less....no pressure on the casing.

If I squeeze the casing it is very soft like you FEEL that you should be putting more in ....but don;t.
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