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No. 317 German Bologna Seasoning

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Make homemade German-style bologna with our German Bologna Seasoning. This blend features classic bologna flavors with garlic and mustard seed to create that authentic German flavor. Combine with beef or pork, and don't forget the mustard! 

  • Traditionally blended with variations of pork and beef parts
  • .58 Lb. B Unit for 25 lbs. of meat
  • Comes complete with our Maple Cure
  • No MSG
  • Per Pound: Use 2 tsp of seasoning + 1 3/4 Maple Cure
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How To Use

(For 12-1/2# Batches Divide Following By 1/2) 

You will need:

  • 15# Lean Beef
  • 10# Pork Butts
  • 3/4# Binder Flour
  • .05# Minced Onion (Optional)
  • .07# Whole Mustard Seed (Optional)
  • 1 pkg. #317 "B" Seasoning
  • 1-1/2# Distilled Water

Suggested Procedure: Grind all meat through 3/4” plate. Regrind through 1/4” or 3/16” plate.  Mix in all ingredients until meat is tacky.  Mix in water. Now stuff into 40-43mm or 43-46mm beef rounds.

Smoking Procedure: Preheat smoker to 120°F. Hang product in preheated smoker with no sausage parts touching. Insert temperature probe into center of one ring. Run with dampers wide open. Run about 1 hour, this is the drying time.  After sausage skins are dry to the touch, close both dampers. Place a pan of water with about 3 gallons water on top of each drip pan and place ½ pan sawdust moistened on burner.  Now set smoker timer to 50 minutes and raise temperature control to 210°F.  Run until internal temperature reaches 152°-155° F.  Now remove from smoker as fast as possible and chill in cold water for 15 minutes. Then hang bock on smoke sticks and let hang at room temperature for 1 1/2 hours. Then remove to cooler.

Ingredients

Dextrose, Spices, Salt, Garlic Powder, Sodium Erythorbate (2.30%).

Maple Cure: Salt, Maple Sugar, Sugar, Sodium Nitrite (0.84%), With Less Than 1% Glycerine (Prevents Caking).

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K
02/02/2025
Kelly
United States

Tasty

I made this recipe but I just used pork shoulder.. grinded it through a medium size grinder plate then a fine plate. I mixed it with the spices and cured it overnight then stuffed it into 4 inch baloney casing . I smoked it at 175 for about four hours then water bathed it at 170 water temperature till the bologna hit 160 then cooled it down in cold water. After it sat overnight in the fridge I sliced it up on my slicer. Really good ! I have nt eaten any bologna since the 70 s when I worked for a local butcher in WI. They made their own bologna there. Don t know what’s in store bought stuff. Probably next time I make it I will add some garlic n more mustard seed. Great stuff!

KS
01/25/2025
Kelly S.
United States

Good bologna!

Just did 6 pounds. Followed the recipe and added 1/3 cup nonfat powdered milk. Stuffed into 4 inch fibrous casings. Smoked for three hours at 170 n finished up in a 170 degree water bath. Came out good. Next time I will probably add some minced garlic and some more mustard seed. Will buy again!

LS
01/17/2024
Lisa S.
United States

317 German Bologna

Made with Venison/Pork chops 75/25 for the first time and put in smoker until internal temperature reached 165 degrees, about 3 hours. Turned out excellent and family and friends love the taste. Thank you for the great instructions as well. Will be ordering more.

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