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Re: Make sausage [Re: Dave Scott] #7900175 07/14/20 01:08 PM
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One last question... I want to hold off on the nitrates if I can. It adds to the cost and I'd prefer not using them if possible. If I make fresh sausage, in links or casings and cook it right away and then freeze it for later, do I have to still use nitrates/nitrites? I want to be safe but I've read about the 4 hour danger zone. My issue is internal temperature, you would have to make sure you cooked it long enough to get it over the 140 degrees.

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Originally Posted by Dave Scott
One last question... I want to hold off on the nitrates if I can. It adds to the cost and I'd prefer not using them if possible. If I make fresh sausage, in links or casings and cook it right away and then freeze it for later, do I have to still use nitrates/nitrites? I want to be safe but I've read about the 4 hour danger zone. My issue is internal temperature, you would have to make sure you cooked it long enough to get it over the 140 degrees.

If your just going to stuff the sausage and then freeze it you should be fine without the cure. It will turn grey when you cook it though.


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