Salami and Langonisa

[beanny007]

Hi, I would like to make Salami and Langonisa myself. Does anyone know how or have a recipe for me to follow?

 

[IEatTravelnCode]

No Skin Longaniza
http://www.cocinadominicana.com/9719/receta-longaniza-dominicana.html

 

[Chirimoya]

In English:
http://www.dominicancooking.com/15779-caseless-longaniza-pork-sausage.html

And the homemade Dominican salami recipe is here:
http://www.dominicancooking.com/17113-homemade-dominican-salami-recipe.html

 

[beanny007]

In English:
http://www.dominicancooking.com/15779-caseless-longaniza-pork-sausage.html

And the homemade Dominican salami recipe is here:
http://www.dominicancooking.com/17113-homemade-dominican-salami-recipe.html

Thank you! I saw the salami recipe when I did a google search but it's with beef. Is it still the same if I use pork?

 

[Chirimoya]

In the intro to the recipe Aunt Clara says that she had to try several times to get the texture right, so you may need to vary the proportions.

 

[beanny007]

what if I use pork though? That's what they use in the store-bought brand too.

 

[Chirimoya]

That's what I meant. If you use pork you may have to vary the proportions to get the right taste/texture balance. The recipe posted was an attempt to create a healthier version with a comparable taste to the conventional Dominican salami.

 

[beanny007]

Oooh... Ok, thank you!

 

[beanny007]

Thank you! I saw the salami recipe when I did a google search but it's with beef. Is it still the same if I use pork?

For the langonisa instead of agrio de naranja can I use Goya's Mojo Criollo?

 

[frank recktenwald]

Beanny, great chefs come up with their own recipes, why don't you try it out?

 

[beanny007]

Beanny, great chefs come up with their own recipes, why don't you try it out?

Easy,... not a great chef

 

[curlando]

Beanny keep us informed. Follow up with which recipe you used and how it turned out.

 

[PanfilodeVaca]

Why would anyone want to reproduce the taste of Dominican salami? Surely you can aim higher.

 

[beanny007]

Induveca uses soy as a filler

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