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Winter-limited delicacy, the aroma of Lap cheong sausage fills the air with the flavor of the New Year
As winter arrives, the fragrance of Lap cheong fills the streets and alleys. In China, many regions have the tradition of making and enjoying Lap cheong during winter, each with its distinct characteristics.
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Secrets of Sausage Casings: Natural vs. Artificial
In the production of Cantonese sausage, the casing, though seemingly insignificant, plays a crucial role. Sausage casings can be divided into natural and artificial casings based on their raw materials. Natural casings are usually made from pig intestines, and the production process is complex. First, the fat and meat must be scraped clean from the pig intestines and thinned. This process requires extra care, otherwise the casing is easily torn or fat residue remains. In the past, this could only be done manually. Although there is now modern equipment, manual assistance is still required.
Tips on Selecting Quality Lap Cheung
Recently, the market has been flooded with a dizzying array of sausages. The Linzhou Municipal Market Supervision and Administration Bureau has issued a consumer advisory to guide consumers on how to choose high-quality sausages. When purchasing, consumers should choose regular shopping malls and supermarkets, where product quality is more assured. When selecting sausages, pay attention to whether the packaging is intact, whether the label is clear, whether the product's sensory characteristics are normal, and whether it is within the shelf life.
Secrets to preserving sausages: freshness for a year is not a dream
In many regions, lap cheong (cured sausage) is an indispensable delicacy during the New Year. However, improper storage can easily lead to mold and spoilage. According to professional chefs, directly freezing lap cheong in the refrigerator is not the best preservation method. Although it can prevent spoilage, long-term storage will cause it to dry out, significantly reducing its flavor.
A guide to making delicious and easy homemade sausages
Recently, as temperatures have dropped, it's once again the perfect time to make homemade sausages. Experts remind us that when making homemade sausages, the choice of raw meat is crucial. Meat should be purchased from regular supermarkets or farmers' markets with valid quarantine certificates to ensure the safety of the ingredients. Typically, a ratio of 70% front leg meat to 30% three-layer meat is ideal for making sausages, as this fat-to-lean ratio results in a better texture. When cutting the meat, cut it into appropriate strips to facilitate subsequent marination. Common seasonings include white sugar, sorghum wine, soy sauce, salt, and MSG, which can be adjusted according to personal taste. The marination time should be controlled to around 12 hours, which is key to achieving the desired flavor. When stuffing the casings, soak the casings in advance, tie one end, and attach the other end to a funnel. Use chopsticks to fill the meat into the casings, and then tie them in sections with thin strings. The stuffed sausages need to be marinated overnight again. The next day, wash them with warm water and place them in a well-ventilated, sunny place such as an eaves or yard to air dry. Generally, after a few days of wind and sun, when the sausages become "soft on the outside and firm on the inside" and glossy, they can be cooked and enjoyed.