How many days does it usually take for homemade sausages to dry completely?

When making sausages, how many days does it take to dry after enema? Different people have different views on this question, because everyone has different ideas, so there are many answers to this question. The author's statement may not be correct, but I will tell you my own views on this question. ?

More and more families choose to start preparing new year's goods. Sausage, as an important part of the new year's goods, is naturally among them. Nowadays, people generally pursue a healthy life, and people prefer to cook by themselves rather than go to supermarkets or special workshops to buy ready-made sausages. I think in this process, we not only learned the skills of homemade sausages, but also made sausages that can be safely eaten. More importantly, this kind of family activity greatly adds the flavor of the New Year.

In the process of making sausages, how long does it usually take to dry sausages after inspection? One by one, listen to me.

Actually, it depends. We usually dry sausages in two environments. Either in the sun or in a dry and ventilated shade. There are also differences in the taste of sausages made by these two methods. The latter is recommended here, because we know that the moisture in sausages will be fully evaporated in the sun. This is actually not a good thing, it will make our sausages taste very dry and hard.

Generally speaking, if we choose to air-dry sausages in the sun, it usually takes us about 2~3 days to finish the work. If we choose to put them in a cool, dry and ventilated place, it usually takes us eight or even ten days to finish the work. In addition, it is worth mentioning that the main basis for distinguishing whether sausages are air-dried is whether sausages turn dark red and whether casings are wrinkled. When the sausage is dry, we can take it down and eat it.

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