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Making Fresh Sausages at Home
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(50 ratings)
232 students

Making Fresh Sausages at Home

A Beginner's Guide to Crafting Sausage Like a Pro
Created byJP Drobey
Last updated 1/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • You'll learn what it takes to make excellent fresh sausages at home.

Course content

1 section18 lectures1h 2m total length
  • Introduction2:10
  • Characteristics of excellent sausage2:04
  • Kinds & cuts of meat for sausage4:42
  • Sausage-making equipment, essential & helpful6:22
  • Best practices6:45
  • Preparing to trim3:23
  • Trimming & weighing2:52
  • Salting & curing5:44
  • Prepping seasoning4:43
  • Chopping meat3:49
  • Mixing & preparing breakfast sausage2:45
  • Grinding meat2:19
  • Mixing Italian sausage2:29
  • Stuffing sausage into casing2:35
  • Twisting links4:03
  • Cooking tips1:39
  • Recommended reading2:26
  • Your turn1:20

Requirements

  • This class is geared to beginners. You'll need basic kitchen tools (food processor or grinder recommended)

Description

Actually want to learn how the sausage is made? This class is for you!

By the end of this course, you will learn how to make excellent fresh sausage at home from start to finish.

This class walks you through the basic steps of sausage making. Along the way, I cover the necessary and recommended equipment for sausage making and share the best practices I've learned over the years. We will make two recipes during this course, though this class gives you the foundations upon which you can build countless varieties of fresh sausages on your own. 

Though I use some specialized equipment in this class—namely, a grinder and a sausage stuffer—I also cover how you can make excellent sausages with a food processor or even a chef’s knife (and some patience). If and when you are interested in gearing up for sausage making, I do share some buying tips and recommendations.

Who this course is for:

  • If you love sausage and actually want to know how the sausage is made, this class is for you.