Date Grain Yak Sausage
Overview
The yak meat hot dog sausages quickly shrink from slender strips to short fat ones after being served in the pan. This unexpected discovery inspired the idea of jujube sausage in an instant. There is still more than half of the yak meat left. If no one uses it, let's turn it into date sausage. This time, change tactics. Only a food processor is used to make the meat slurry, and the seasoning is mixed by hand - the food processor is not as fast as manual processing of such a thick meat slurry. Moreover, the already slurry-like beef patty does not require much effort to whip up. Moving machinery is time-consuming and labor-intensive. It's easy to make, but it does take some time and patience to tie up individual jujubes. I was worried about bursting, so I didn't fill it too full as usual. After being put into the pot, it shrank to a bulging shape, just like a jujube. . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the blood from yak meat
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Remove the fascia and cut into pieces
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Add cooking wine, refrigerate and marinate overnight
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Put into food processor
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Beat into a fine pulp and pour out
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Dissolve the baking soda with 22 grams of water
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Pour into the meat slurry and stir evenly
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Pour salt, sugar, MSG and pepper into a bowl, add 8 grams of water and mix thoroughly
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Pour into the meat slurry and stir evenly
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Use the remaining water to mix the starch and red yeast powder into a uniform paste
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Pour into the meat slurry in batches and beat
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Beat the meat paste vigorously in one direction
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Put it into a piping bag with a cutout
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Insert the cut edge of the piping bag into the casing
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Squeeze the meat pulp into the casing
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All the pulp is squeezed out
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Knot the ends of the casings
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Bundle segments at small intervals
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Put it into a pot of boiling water and steam for about 15 minutes
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Cook until cooked