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I did a so called Fattie (sausage roll) the other day on smoker. I took it to 175 internal. It was great. I have been reading all around about stuffing a Fattie with different ingredients. I took 2, 1 pound rolls and flattened out. I put on sliced jalapenos, sliced onion and high temp cheese I got from ButcherPacker on one flattened sausage roll. I took the other and placed over the top of that one. I then rolled the 2 rolls up and made a nice hunk of sausage. My question is, with all the stuffing internal, how do you measure the internal temp for the sausage to be done? It will be poked into the stuffing if I put it in the middle. How do you folks do it? Any pointers will be appreciated.
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Damar12, I use regular store bought cheese. Just that I wrap my fatties in good cellophane plastic wrap. I wrap it very tight and twist the ends well. A lot of folks refrigerate for a few hours or overnite for the internal ingredients to set. I normally leave the top seam up. Yes you loose cheese thru leakage but oh well. Just trying to save you some money here. I shove my termometer probe right in the end, in the middle of the cheese/peppers. When it reaches 165, The sausage is already at the done temps.

Mike.
This stuffed sausage was very good. It held together very well, no blowouts while smoking. I took 4 pounds to a party last night and it went fast. I did one using the regular sausage and one using the hot spicy sausage. It had nice color and texture. When sliced it made a nice presentation on a platter. The high temp cheese I used did real well and even tasted like cheese. I will do this again.

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