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    HOT Pickled Sausage Recipe

    These are great at camp or any time! I give to buddies at Christmas.

    1/2 cup water
    2 cups white vinegar
    1/2 tsp cayenne pepper (I use habanero)
    1 tbs red pepper flakes
    1 tsp minced garlic
    1 tsp paprika
    1 tbs black peppercorns
    1 tbs kosher sea salt
    1 1/2 tbs pickling spice
    1 tbs red food coloring

    add all this to saucepan and bring to a boil for 10 min. (OUTSIDE ONLY!!!! IT MAKES MACE IN THE HOUSE!!!!! YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BREATH OR SEE! EVEN WITH VENT HOOD)

    1 large onion sliced in thin rounds
    1 jar/can baby corn
    2 clove garlic
    2 whole bay leaves
    4 jalapenos quartered (leave seeds)
    2 packs 14oz Polska Kielbasa sausage in 1/3rds and quartered(or little smokies/any cooked sausage. I have used hot dogs)

    2 large wide mouth mason jars (boiled)

    Place rings of onion, bay leaf and clove of garlic on bottom of jar
    layer vertically sausage and corn. Repeat till full.

    Using a funnel, pour in liquid. Take remaining spice from pan and spoon on top.

    In the sink.....place lids and set to cool upside down.

    Place in fridge for 2 days(shake often) and eat.
    The sausage will absorb the red food dye.

    I have included a pix of the pickled hotdogs. (You must split or they don't pickle well.)

    I also do pickled eggs.
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    Last edited by Abilenehogman1; 12-17-2012, 05:16 PM.

    #2
    Will be trying this one.. thanks..

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      #3
      I can live at the ranch on beer, pickled sausage, pickled eggs and spicy flavored pecans. Not so much at home.

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        #4
        That looks amazing, it also looks like it would make a stanky camp.

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          #5
          Just like chili. You definitely open the windows of the blinds.

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            #6
            I just printed this off and am going to try it with my deer sausage!

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              #7
              think were gonna try it

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                #8
                I made some of these and, after sitting about 4 days, they are really good. I used the same recipe generally but I added all of the spices to the jar, with the exception of the salt. I brought my vinegar and water to a boil with my salt and poured that in. For the meat I used the cheap Bar S all beef bun length hot dogs. I cut them into 3rds and a package of 8 fit into a quart jar fine. Mine are not very hot but have a very good flavor that matches perfectly with cold beer! Good recipe.

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                  #9
                  Got to give this a try. I have been wanting to do eggs too. I love pickled eggs with beer.

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                    #10
                    Ate a bunch of these one night at the lease. Seriously good stuff, and yes, the after-consumption fermentation process produces some pretty impressive methane production! Ya done good buddy!

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                      #11
                      Oh yeah... gotta try!

                      tending the fire,
                      Bob G.

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                        #12
                        Gotta give this a go!

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                          #13
                          looks great

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                            #14
                            Made this up. Hard to not eat them. Going to leave in fridge for awhile. Cant wait.

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                              #15
                              What is the picture of the pot of ice for?

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