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A mild, yet full-flavored Italian sausage. Plenty of Fennel for that authentic Italian sausage taste. After stuffing into Natural Hog Casings, you may cook by simmering, frying, or oven baking.After stuffing, they must be treated as any fresh meat product.Keep refrigerated or freeze.Any seasoned sausage should be used within two (2) days of storage in the refrigerator.For the BEST flavor and taste, do not keep the sausage in the freezer any longer than 3 months.Your Natural Casings will last 1 year in the refrigerator.Sausage Making Tip #1: Try to maintain near-freezing temperatures (of the meat) throughout the process. This will keep the sausage from crumbling when being cooked. Sausage Making Tip #2: Try and limit the time you keep the sausage at room temperature to 30 minutes or less. So estimate how pounds of sausage you can grind, stuff or package in less than 30 minutes. If you have a lot of sausage to make, break it into batches that can be made in 30 minutes or less. This helps by keeping the temperature of the meat as cold as possible - which is safer and leads to better tasting sausage.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the size of the seasoning package? A: The seasoning package is eight ounces in size. This size is ideal for seasoning up to twenty-five pounds of meat.
- Q: What ingredients are in A.C. Legg Mild Italian Sausage Seasoning? A: The seasoning is made from a blend of spices, including fennel, and contains no MSG. It is designed to enhance the flavor of Italian sausage.
- Q: How does the packaging keep the seasoning fresh? A: The seasoning comes in high-barrier, multi-wall packaging. This design protects the seasoning's freshness and flavor for at least twelve months.
- Q: How do I use the seasoning for sausage making? A: To use the seasoning, mix the entire bag with twenty-five pounds of meat. You can use lean pork or a combination of pork and beef.
- Q: Can I use this seasoning on meats other than pork? A: Yes, this seasoning works great for beef and venison. It can be used to enhance the flavor of various types of meat.
- Q: What is the recommended storage method for the sausage? A: After making the sausage, keep it refrigerated or freeze it. Use seasoned sausage within two days if stored in the refrigerator.
- Q: How long can I keep the sausage in the freezer? A: You should not keep the sausage in the freezer for longer than three months. This helps maintain its flavor and quality.
- Q: What is the best way to handle the meat while making sausage? A: Maintain near-freezing temperatures for the meat throughout the process. This prevents the sausage from crumbling during cooking.
- Q: How long can I store the natural casings? A: Natural casings can last for up to one year when kept in the refrigerator. Make sure to check for any signs of spoilage.
- Q: What should I do if I have a lot of sausage to make? A: If you have a large batch to prepare, break it into smaller portions. Aim to grind, stuff, or package the sausage in thirty minutes or less.
- Q: Is this seasoning suitable for beginners? A: Yes, this seasoning is beginner-friendly. The clear instructions make it easy for anyone to create delicious Italian sausage.
- Q: How can I ensure the best flavor in my sausage? A: For the best flavor, do not keep the sausage in the freezer for more than three months and use fresh ingredients.
- Q: What if I accidentally leave the sausage at room temperature? A: Limit the time the sausage is at room temperature to thirty minutes or less. This helps maintain safety and quality.
- Q: Can I adjust the seasoning for smaller batches? A: Yes, for smaller batches, use three tablespoons of seasoning per five pounds of meat. This allows for flexibility in preparation.
- Q: What types of meat are best for this seasoning? A: The seasoning is best suited for lean pork and can also be mixed with lean beef or deer meat for added flavor.

