Salami appetizer, homemade salami ready in 3 days. This salami was made by hand, using just 6 ingredients and was ready in 3 days. Anyone can do it at home without using sophisticated equipment. It is essential to use a reduced caliber casing (low diameter) so that the salami can dry quickly.
The recipe for this salami can vary in seasoning and meat, only the process and the thin casing must remain unchanged so that the salami can lose weight correctly. Salamis take much longer to firm up in thick casings.
Salami ingredients
- Clean pork shank, with fat – 500g
- Clean soft beef drumstick – 500g
- Salt – 20g
- Garlic powder – 4g
- coriander seed ground – 4g
- curing salt 1 (6.25% of nitrite and 93.75% of salt) – 3g
- Black pepper – 3g
- 19 to 21 gauge collagen casing or natural lamb intestine.
Salami production process
- Clean the shank and soft thigh, removing bones and fibrous tissue, keeping as much of the fat present in the pieces as possible. No need to add extra fat;
- Drain the meat well to remove excess liquid. This process is important to speed up the drying of the salami;
- Grind or chop the meat and fat finely with a knife;
- Mix the meat well with all the ingredients;
- Embed, with a funnel or bagger, in collagen casing or natural sheep/mutton casing;
- Twist into 30 cm segments and tie the ends tightly with culinary twine;
- Hang for 3 days in a cold room or at room temperature in a cool, ventilated place, protected from the sun and insects;
- After 3 days, place in the oven at approximately 50ºC for 3 hours. In the gas oven, turn on the lowest flame and leave the door open a little;
- If you prefer firmer salami, leave it hanging for another 2 or 3 days until it reaches the desired point.
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Curing salt 2R$ 8,00
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Curing salt 1R$ 8,00
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Fixative AntioxidantR$ 23,00
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Culinary twineR$ 7,90
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Starter CultureOriginal price was: R$ 69,90.R$ 49,90Current price is: R$ 49,90.
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Culinary elastic net 50mmR$ 15,00
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Collagen casing 45mm roll 5 meters salamiR$ 25,00
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Culinary elastic net 65mmR$ 18,00
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Collagen casing 80mm cup and salamiR$ 29,90
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Salami collagen casing 45mm 10 units tiedR$ 22,00
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Galvanized HookR$ 12,00
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Natural pork casing for sausageR$ 52,00
What disc to grind? Bore 5,8, 10?
For salami it doesn't make much difference, I generally use 10, you can grind it in any of these.
Hello!
Once ready, how long can I consume this salami?
Oops!
Can I leave the salami to dry at room temperature, hanging in a screened box (very well sheltered, clean and away from insects)? I know the result may not be as accurate, but in terms of risk, what does it look like?
It cost!
The higher the temperature, the greater the risk, but as it is a very fast product, I don't think you will have any problems.
Good afternoon!!!
Could you use curing salt 2 in this recipe?
Yes, you can use type 2 curing salt in this quick salami recipe.
Good afternoon, Is this recipe not used as a starter culture?
And the 3 days in the cold room would be how many ºC +-?
Thanks
Hi Marcio, it could be a very quick recipe and it wouldn't give the culture time to take effect. It stays in the chamber at 12ºC. If you want to use the culture, add 3 days of fermentation before the 3 days in the chamber.
Hello Eduardo! Is it necessary to pierce the collagen casing before drying it?
No, only if there are visible air bubbles.
Hello Eduardo, how are you? Do I have a question about using an electric oven? would it be the same process at 50 C for 3 hours? Or is it better to use a gas oven?
Hi Adilson, yes you can, in an electric oven it is even easier to control the temperature. Same time and temperature.
Hello! I have a question. Where I live I cant find sal de cura (curing salt) so with what can be replaced or can be left out?
Hi Denisa, search for “salt with nitrite”. If you can't find it, ignore this ingredient and add 2 extra grams of common salt per kg of meat.