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Expertly created for enthusiasts who take pleasure in crafting their own culinary delights, LEM Products Backwoods Cured Sausage Seasonings are precisely what you need to transform your favorite meats into flavorful sausages. Crafted with a fusion of top-grade spices, our Bologna seasoning is every kid's favorite and is perfect for enhancing flavor. From wild game to domestic meats, our unique blends add that extra flavorful touch to any sausage. Simply grind a mixture containing at least 20% pork or pork fat and then dissolve the seasoning in water, mixing thoroughly with the meat. First, make sausages from rounds, fibrous, or non-edible collagen casings to stuff the mixture into. Before stuffing, soak the casings in warm water. Next, you cook the stuffed casings in a preheated oven at 180F or smoke them in a smoker. Whichever method you choose, continue cooking until the internal temperature reaches 165F. Once cooked, refrigerate the finished product to maintain freshness and quality. Each 15 oz. packet seasons up to 25 pounds of sausage and contains a pre-measured packet of cure. Contains MSG.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the size of the LEM Products Backwoods Bologna seasoning packet? A: The packet contains fifteen ounces of seasoning. It is designed to season up to twenty-five pounds of meat.
- Q: What ingredients are in the Backwoods Bologna seasoning? A: The seasoning includes a blend of top-grade spices, along with a pre-measured cure packet that contains MSG.
- Q: Is the Backwoods Bologna seasoning gluten-free? A: Yes, the seasoning is gluten-free. However, always check the packaging for specific allergen information.
- Q: How do I use the Backwoods Bologna seasoning? A: To use the seasoning, grind a mixture containing at least twenty percent pork or pork fat. Then dissolve the seasoning in water and mix it thoroughly with the meat.
- Q: What type of meat can I use with this seasoning? A: You can use both wild game and domestic meats with the Backwoods Bologna seasoning. It enhances the flavor of various meat types.
- Q: What is the cooking process for sausages made with this seasoning? A: After mixing the seasoning with meat, stuff it into casings and cook in a preheated oven at one hundred eighty degrees Fahrenheit or smoke until the internal temperature reaches one hundred sixty-five degrees Fahrenheit.
- Q: How should I store the seasoning after opening? A: Store the seasoning in a cool, dry place. Keep it sealed tightly to maintain its freshness and flavor.
- Q: What is the shelf life of the Backwoods Bologna seasoning? A: The seasoning has a long shelf life when stored properly. Check the packaging for the specific expiration date.
- Q: Can I freeze the sausage made with this seasoning? A: Yes, you can freeze the sausage after cooking. This helps maintain its quality and flavor.
- Q: Is this seasoning suitable for beginners in sausage making? A: Yes, the Backwoods Bologna seasoning is suitable for beginners. It comes with straightforward instructions for easy use.
- Q: How does this seasoning compare to other sausage seasonings? A: The Backwoods Bologna seasoning features a unique blend of spices that enhances the flavor of both wild game and domestic meats, making it a popular choice among sausage enthusiasts.
- Q: What if I receive a damaged packet of seasoning? A: If you receive a damaged packet, contact the retailer for a return or exchange. Most retailers will assist you with the replacement process.
- Q: Is the Backwoods Bologna seasoning safe for children? A: Yes, the seasoning is safe for children. It contains no harmful ingredients, but always ensure proper cooking.
- Q: Can I use this seasoning for other types of meat besides bologna? A: Yes, this seasoning can be used for various types of sausages, not just bologna. It enhances the flavor of many different meats.
- Q: What type of casings should I use with this seasoning? A: You can use rounds, fibrous, or non-edible collagen casings for stuffing the sausage mixture.

