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Ingredients

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	4 lbs cheap ground beef (dont bother with the lean stuff; you need all that fat)
	2 teaspoons black pepper, cracked or very coarsely ground (1/2 tsp/lb)
	2 teaspoons mustard seeds (1/2 tsp/lb)
	1 teaspoon garlic granules (1/4 tsp/lb, or more to taste)
	4 teaspoons morton tender quick salt (1 tsp/lb, morton's tender-quick is a curing salt that contains nitrates to cure the meat.)
	2 teaspoons hickory smoke salt (1/2 tsp/lb, or 2 tsp liquid smoke, plus 2 tsp salt 1/2 tsp/lb of each)
	cayenne pepper or crushed red pepper flakes, to taste if a spicier sausage is desired (optional)

Nutritional information

1317.3

Calories

822 g

Calories From Fat

91.4 g

Total Fat

35.5 g

Saturated Fat

411.3 mg

Cholesterol

400.1 mg

Sodium

2.4 g

Carbs

0.8 g

Dietary Fiber

0.4 g

Sugars

113.3 g

Protein

1828g

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Salami Loaf

Name: Salami Loaf
Prep time: 20 min
Total time: 3 d 8 h 20 min
Yield: 3-4
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: : 4; : 2; : 2; : 1; : 4; : 2

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Cuisine:

American

Apparently, this recipe made the rounds about 25 years ago, for I cut it from a local newpaper about then. It is soooo good. The big difference in our recipes is that mine calls for the meat rolls to be wrapped in foil, puncturing that foil extensively in order for the fat to drain. That give the loaves a softer outside edge, but....I think your way sounds better!

4820 min
Serves 3
Easy

Ingredients

Directions

Salami Loaf, This recipe is from an engineer (and friend) who worked for me up in Alaska about 25 years ago Wait until your local supermarket has their family-pack CHEAP hamburger on sale to make this You really do not want to use the good stuff; the fatter the better for best final flavor and texture , Apparently, this recipe made the rounds about 25 years ago, for I cut it from a local newpaper about then It is soooo good The big difference in our recipes is that mine calls for the meat rolls to be wrapped in foil, puncturing that foil extensively in order for the fat to drain That give the loaves a softer outside edge, but I think your way sounds better!, This recipe is from an engineer (and friend) who worked for me up in Alaska about 25 years ago Wait until your local supermarket has their family-pack CHEAP hamburger on sale to make this You really do not want to use the good stuff; the fatter the better for best final flavor and texture

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Steps

1 Done	Mix All Ingredients Well, and Refrigerate For 24 Hours.
2 Done	Mix Again, and Refrigerate For Another 24 Hours, and Repeat One More Timel Mixture Should Cure in Refrigerator For a Total of 3 Days.
3 Done	Form Into 3 Long Sausages, and Place on a Broiler Rack Above a Drain Pan.
4 Done	a Wire Rack Over a Foil Lined Cookie Sheet Works Fine.
5 Done	Bake at 150-175deg F For 8-10 Hours.
6 Done	Remove Grease from Drain Pan If Too Much Accumulates.
7 Done	If Meat Is not Browned, Firm, and Crusty After 8 Hours, Continue to Bake Until It Is.
8 Done	Cool Loaves to Room Temperature, Wrap Well, and Freeze Until Needed.
9 Done	to Serve, Thaw, and Slice Very Thinly With a Sharp Knife.
10 Done	Sausage Casing Is not Needed, Since the Loaves Form a Crust While Cooking.
11 Done	Note: Since Many Oven Thermostats Are Inaccurate at Low Temperature Settings, Use an Oven Thermometer to Make Sure Oven Is Hot Enough to Properly Cook the Meat.