Whenever I get done stuffing sausage there is always a 1/4 pound or better left in the stuffing tube. I usually freeze it and use it in the next batch...if I remember..which I generally don't. So yesterday I mixed together all the small bits. I had planned to stuff it into a big red bologna casing and call it Frankenwurst but then I realized I'd still have some left in the stuffing tube and I would be back where I started. I went the loaf route mixing together andouille, cowboy salami, Texas hot link, bratwurst and a little ground beef that was kickin' around the freezer. I added some nonfat drymilk as a binder and there were a couple serrano peppers on the counter getting old so I chopped them and tossed them in the mix. Slow cooked in the oven at 170 degrees til 150 internal temp was reached.Thursday, September 2, 2010
Not Your Mother's Meatloaf
Whenever I get done stuffing sausage there is always a 1/4 pound or better left in the stuffing tube. I usually freeze it and use it in the next batch...if I remember..which I generally don't. So yesterday I mixed together all the small bits. I had planned to stuff it into a big red bologna casing and call it Frankenwurst but then I realized I'd still have some left in the stuffing tube and I would be back where I started. I went the loaf route mixing together andouille, cowboy salami, Texas hot link, bratwurst and a little ground beef that was kickin' around the freezer. I added some nonfat drymilk as a binder and there were a couple serrano peppers on the counter getting old so I chopped them and tossed them in the mix. Slow cooked in the oven at 170 degrees til 150 internal temp was reached.
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surprised you didn't make this on the smoker.
ReplyDeletesounds good anyway.
With the unique combination of ingredients, I bet it was really good! It sounds like it would make an incredible meatloaf sandwich!
ReplyDeleteYou and Chez need to move to the same neighborhood with a house in between that you could rent out to people wanting to partake of the outstanding dishes that each of you produce.