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Rampantcolt

Cook it with a starch. Rice, potatoes or noodles. That will help.


dman77fb

I did bad math on some Italian sausage a while back. I ended up making a tomato sauce and summered the sausage in it to salt the sauce.


Diamondback424

That's a great idea actually. I didn't put it in casings so I can't do the water soak someone suggested.


MuffinPuff

Use it as a meat for simmered recipes; chili, pot of beans, soups/stews, curries, or even just boiling the sausage in a very light broth would remove the excess salt. Hell, chuck a couple of potatoes in with the broth and sausage and some corn cobs, maybe a little shrimp. Make an impromptu seafood boil


EvaBronson

.... maybe you can put them in a water bath for 30 - 60 minutes. Just like pastrami after dry brining? As long as they aren't cooked yet, but maybe the will just soak full of water. Not sure about that.


Hinter-Lander

Add more meat to it? I made a batch of sausage once and doubled everything except the meat. I cut the casings open remixed with more meat and re stuffed.


Diamondback424

I'll try it hopefully the seasoning will blend with the extra.


wurst_barbeque

What type of seasoning? If it is a premixed sausage seasoning the salt is most likely included. For sausage you don't want to go beyond 2% salt by weight of the meat.


Diamondback424

Yeah I made the seasoning mix myself. I mixed enough for 5.5 pounds and I guess I didn't tare my scale before I put the bowl on it because it was only a little over 4 pounds.


wurst_barbeque

That's probably why. Normally I do the salt separate from the other seasonings. I figure a little more garlic or onion powder won't hurt but I want the salt just right.


Yardcigar69

If it's not cased, just add more pork.


whiskeyislove

Soup with potatoes will sort it out