Not that Thai eat goat or would use the herbs I do but their bloody delicious and my new favourite.
This will be a long one.
Start by boning out you meat, this works with pork, venison, goat or lamb but I would not recommend poultry.
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Cube your meat and mince it roughly, can be done with a grinder but I prefer the old method myself at least with small batches.
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Add one whole garlic per 1.5kg (about 3.5lbs)
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Add your spices to taste, for this I used 1 Tbs of lamb mint seasoning.
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Add 1 Tbs of salt per kg (about 1 Tbs per 2lb)
Mince all together.
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Now the important bit, soak 1/4 of sticky rice/gluttonous rice overnight, cook, cool and soak in cold water for 15min, drain and add to mince mix.
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Mix together in a bowl.
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Now divide into balls about the size of an egg and place on cling wrap, fold wrap over and press out any air and roll.
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Then fold the ends over and twist into little sausages, alternatively you can roll them into one long sausage.
Another way to to just press them into sausage skins, I will probably do that next, but still wrap the sausages in plastic wrap air tight.
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Now let them sit on the kitchen counter for 3 days, they will be smelling really nice and spicy by then.
You would expect an off smell but it's more like a salami.
Then you can refrigerate or freeze.
I'm actually going to try smoke some to preserve them that way.
Fermented goat sausage Northern Thai style.
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Fermented goat sausage Northern Thai style.
I'm soft and I don't care.
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Re: Fermented goat sausage Northern Thai style.
Now for the good bit, cook them up like any other sausage or boil them. (this is actually a small fry pan, not massive sausages.)
And then enjoy.
And then enjoy.
I'm soft and I don't care.
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I will fix the pictures up
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Re: Fermented goat sausage Northern Thai style.
That looks delish.
Measure it, when it’s on the deck
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Re: Fermented goat sausage Northern Thai style.
Thanks for sharing.