why is vinegar in some fresh sausage recipes?

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Re: why is vinegar in some fresh sausage recipes?

Postby JerBear » Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:01 pm

interesting, that percentage is just slightly below the amount in the Charcuterie recipe. I'm wondering if the quality of the vinegar plays a part, perhaps there are varied acid levels depending on brand/quality.
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Re: why is vinegar in some fresh sausage recipes?

Postby Thewitt » Wed Sep 18, 2013 2:32 am

There are definitely different strength vinegars. They can run from 4% to 10%, with the latter being not suitable for food but often sold as double strength cleaning vinegar.

Distilled white vinegar tends to be less acidic than wine or cider vinegars as well.

I only use distilled white vinegar so I can compare one batch to another for consistency.
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