Sausage (longganisa) is a word that has a sizzling, succulent sound, Sausages are also classified according to regions and countries.

Sausage or longganisa is a combination of ground lean pork (70%) and pork backfat (30%). It is processed with curing mix (salt, curing salt, phosphate and chilled water). Extenders and seasonings are added, cured, stuffed and linked according to desired ages.

Cebu longganisa can be skinless or put in a hog casing. It is a combination of sweetish and spicy flavors. In some eating places in Cebu, they put three to four pieces of longganisa in a stick, grilled and served with fried rice normally served for breakfast, evening meals and pulutan.

Ingredients

Meat:

  • 700 g Pork lean, ground coarsely
  • 300 g Backfat, ground coarsely

Curing Mix:

  • 1 tbsp Salt, refined
  • 1/2 tsp Curing salt
  • 1 tsp Phosphate
  • 1/4 tsp Vit. C powder
  • 1/4 cup chilled water (to dissolve the 4 ingredients)

Extenders:

  • 1/2 tsp Carageenan
  • 1/4 cup Chilled water

Seasonings:

  • 8 tbsp Sugar, refined
  • 2 tbsp Anisado wine
  • 2 tbsp Garlic, chopped
  • 2 tsp Black pepper
  • 1/2 tsp Meat enhancer
  • 1/4 tsp Smoke flavor
  • as desired Food color
  • 1/2 tsp MSG
  • 1 tsp Paprika
  • 1 tsp Chili powder
  • 1/2 tsp Beef aroma
  • 1 tsp BF blend (added in the last mixing)

Procedure

  1. Select good quality raw material. Grind meat and backfat coarsely. Measure or weigh all ingredients.
  2. Add meat to the curing mix and mix until tacky, then add extenders and mix again.
  3. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix till well blended.
  4. Cure at room temperature for 8-10 hours or refrigeration temperature for 8-12 hours.
  5. Stuff into cleaned, fresh natural casing. Link to desired lengths (4 inches long)
  6. To develop the golden red color dry under the sun for 4 hours or place the sausages in an artificial dryer for 2-3 days (temp. 110-120°F). Turbo maybe used for color development, 20 minutes at 200°F.
  7. Pack in polyethylene bag (1/4 or 1/2 kg.).
  8. Store in freezer, if it is not thoroughly dried. If dried, for 3 days it can be kept hanging at room temperature for 2 weeks.

All ingredients above are available at:

Spices and Food Mix House
107 E. Rodriguez Ave., Quezon City
Phone: 742-7866/0826, 411-1349
Web: www.spicesandfoodmixhouse.com

See also: Meat Processing Business

author: Lourdes S. Rivera, Marid Digest

11 Responses
  1. liza alias says:

    im hapi 2 have ur recipes.i’ve already tried TRC’s longanisa recipe.im glad 2 have cebu n ilocos recipe.but im too far 2 QC. where can i buy my ingredients?im here in laguna,at cabuyao .

  2. kristein says:

    in your recipe how many longganisa can me made?

  3. Emily Wilson says:

    Hi Leo,

    I have been making skinless chorizos for more than a year now here in Cebu…i have several canteens where i regularly deliver my skinless chorizos…it is actually doing well…

    What i want to do next is try making sausages, like breakfast, german and the likes…Can you please tell where i can find a supplier/s for synthetic casing in Cebu?

    Regards and thank you very much.

    Emily Wilson

  4. padlfn says:

    hi leo!
    good day!
    please advise where in Cebu area can we buy/avail of all ingredients for meat processing business that are of good quality & yet of reasonable prices; like those available from Spices&FoodMixHouse? ?
    Also, where can we avail of real good startUp orientations/trainings/technological knowHows that are as similarly worth attending and reliable as those offered at Ultima Entrepinoy Center?
    thank you,
    padlfn

  5. ging sarte says:

    where can i buy curing salt in cebu

  6. joewy cruz says:

    where can i buy hog casings

  7. evelyn says:

    Hi Leo,

    I will try to make one of ur recipe. can u help me make a feasiblity study on hog raising? thanks

  8. hi leo,
    This is not a comment, but I need to know if you could also help me some suggestion on how to start and what to start a small business with a short capital. Thanks.

    • Leo says:

      @screen printing, from yahoogroups:

      One of the best ways to do away with the huge start up capital is to start a business that will only require your talents and your time as capital. For instance, if have some special skills and trainings on dealing with children with learning disabilities, you can set up a tutorial service.

      Using your present resources as capital for your business can help you save a lot of money. For instance, if you have a big house with a lawn, you can turn your house into a child minding center or a day care center. Full article here

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