foodgeeks.com: Home
 
Search:  
Title Ingredients      
 

Category:  

Recipes  |  Ethnic / International  |  Ukrainian  |  Sausage

Print This Recipe Email This Recipe Add Your Review for This Recipe Add This Recipe to My Cookbook

Ukrainian Homemade Sausage

Login

 
Photos for this Recipe:


Recipe Tools:


Scale & Convert Recipe:
Scale to servings
U.S. / Imperial
Metric
Decimal
Fraction


Epicurean Resources:

Foodgeek:

Olga Drozd

Rating:

     

Servings:

10 servings

Prep. Time:

1:30

Total Time:

2 days 1:00

Ingredients:

5 lb. pork shoulder
2 lb. beef chuck
1 lb. pork fat
4 to 6 oz. course salt
2 tbsp. freshly ground black pepper
1 tbsp. ground allspice
1 head (sm.) garlic
3-1/2 cups water
2 tsp. peperivka (spiced whiskey *) or to taste
3 yards natural hog casing (or as needed)

Directions:

Grind pork coarsely, once. Bone and chill beef. With a very sharp knife, dice 2 pounds beef into 1/4 inch cubes. Dice 1/2 pound fat similarly and grind the other 1/2 pound of fat.

Mix meats and fat in a large bowl. Mash peeled garlic with salt in a mortar,and add pepper and allspice. Mix all ingredients. Add 1 cup water for each 2 pounds of meat, then add whiskey. Cook a small sample in a little boiling water. Taste and adjust seasoning (be conservative with the salt).

Wash casing in cold water, rinsing several times. Carefully thread 1 yard of casing over a sausage funnel and stuff, taking care not to leave air pockets. Do not pack or sausages will burst while cooking. Tie ends with string. Repeat until all meat is used. Refrigerate, loosely covered with towel, for 48 hours.

Sausage may be smoked (following smoker directions) or cooked fresh.

To cook fresh, simmer gently in a wide pot one-third full of water until cooked through, about 30-40 minutes. Drain, cool, and refrigerate loosely covered.

To serve, saute in a little fat for color. Or serve cold in thin diagonal slices.

* Peperivka, cayenne-flavored whiskey, is made by soaking 10 whole red cayenne peppers in a pint of blended whiskey or bourbon for at least 48 hours.

Comments from Olga Drozd :

There is nothing as tasty as home made kovbasa. This sausage does not have to be smoked.

 
 
 

User Reviews:

0 user reviews. Add your review of this recipe.

 
Home  |  Recipes  |  Food Encyclopedia  |  Diets  |  Resources  |  Discussion  |  Geeks  |  About  |  RSS
©1998-2008 GeekSpeak, LLC. All rights reserved.   Privacy Policy