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Homemade Smoked Kielbasa Recipe!



Homemade kielbasa made two ways, stuffed into natural pork casings and in a loaf. (Recipe Below)
In this video I will show you how to blend the spices, cure the meat and stuff the natural casings, and then smoke them on an offset smoker.
Kielbasa Recipe

Mix together until dissolved:
2 cups cold water
1 tsp instacure #1
7 tsp kosher salt

Sausage Mixture

Mix together by hand:
4 lbs ground pork shoulder
1 lb ground 80/20 chuck
Once mixed add:
1 tbs sugar
1 tbs garlic powder
1 tbs ground black pepper
1/2 tbs onion powder
2 1/2 tsp mustard powder
1 cup powdered non-fat milk

Once mixed, add cold salt, instacure and water mixture and continue mixing by hand.

Chill mixture, then stuff casings, or make into loafs.

Allow sausage casings to dry out uncovered in the refrigerator over night.

Place in smoker set at 160ºF and smoke until internal temperature of links reach 153ºF and 165ºF on the loaf.

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20 thoughts on “Homemade Smoked Kielbasa Recipe!

  • I've made sausages smoked in the past but this will be the first time that I saw that you prick the sausages and shock the sausages.

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  • Made this in stuffed links! Crazy good!!! Whole family loved it. Gonna make again.

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  • does it have to be cooked a second time or can i eat it rite off the smoker

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  • Can the powdered milk be replaced with any other product? Powd. milk is very toxic.

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  • This has definitely been one of the best recipes I have tried at home. Thank you for sharing, as we know sharing is caring but I'm eating all this sausage myself😂

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  • Awesome recipe !
    Will try to make it today but hopefully I get that snappy texture of a sausage like yours.
    Thanks ! 🙂 🙂

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  • Not only am I going to kill you little piggy, but I am going to grind your flesh up and stuff it into your entrails before I eat it…

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  • This looks great. It is going to be the next sausage that I make. Really looking forward to it.

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  • Excellent recipe my friend. I would only suggest mixing the spices on the salt water. Flavors and salts disperse more efficiently on the meat mass and you will save extra manipupation that causes myosin to separate and that is not desirable on a sausage where you'd want the sausage grain to show.

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