Donair Sausage - Recipe Anyone?
I'm a big fan of donairs, and have been making the recipe from this site since it was first posted. We have a sausage making session coming up, and I'm planning on making some moose/pork donair sausage. I could use the recipe from here with a few additions, but if anyone has a tried and true recipe that they would be willing to share, please post it on this thread.
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http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showt...ghlight=Donair |
I have used the recipe from here to make regular burgers before and a friend tried it with sausage and though I never tried them he said they tasted great. I wouldn't hesitate to try a small batch with the recipe from the forum here.
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I believe that the original recipe delivers a proper Donair texture.
Not sure how that texture would translate where the raw product is trapped inside of a casing. Normally cooked on a rack where a goodly amount of fat is evacuated from a solid loaf. I would proceed , but give some thought to the textural outcome that you would desire/expect. |
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Hmm…
Instead of all the mashing and throwing has anyone tried using a food processor? My wife makes Turkey Burgers with it…
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^^^ I haven’t made this in quite some time. But I used our kitchenaid mixer and I recall it worked just fine.
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Update
Well, my first batch of venison donair sausage, was a success - in my opinion!
I basically used ALBTUFF's donair recipe from this forum, with a few adjustments and additions. Feel free to tweak to your taste, and update this thread with your results. I opted not to use flour, and went with non-fat milk powder(not instant) as a binder and to retain moisture. Water was added to the recipe. I like the taste of the original recipe, but felt that it could use a little more depth, so I added some spices that are used in other donair recipes. Overall, I'm very pleased with the flavor. The texture is a bit coarse, and I would probably mix it a bit longer next time. I did vacuum pack 5 2# bags of the sausage meat, and will try cooking it in loaf form to make regular donairs. I barbequed a couple sausage last night and had them with onion, tomato, and sweat sauce. Bon appetit! MOOSE DONAIR SAUSAGE 10 # ground moose 5 # ground pork 4 Tbsp oregano 4 Tbsp salt 4 Tbsp black pepper 4 Tbsp garlic powder 4 Tbsp onion powder 2 Tbsp paprika 2 Tbsp crushed chillies 2 tsp thyme 2 tsp. rosemary 1 Tbsp mustard powder 1 Tbsp basil 1 Tbsp cayenne 1.5 Cup non-fat milk powder(not Instant) 2 Cup water https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-gm?authuser=0 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-gm?authuser=0 We also made some Italian sausage, moose wieners, and summer sausage. Moose wieners coming out of the smoker! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-gm?authuser=0 |
I am going to have to give this a try. Love seeing other ideas for the donair recipe!
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