Recipe > Sujuk or Sucuk Salami

Sujuk (or Sucuk) is a dry, cured, and highly seasoned sausage, common in Turkey, the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia. Similar to salami, but made with beef (sometimes lamb) with a high fat content, garlic, cumin, and pepper, resulting in an intense and spicy flavor.

Ingredient Quantity(grams)
Beef 1000
Salt 30
Brown sugar 5
Antioxidant(erythorbate) 2.5
Instacure#2 2.5
Powdered onion 2
Ground black pepper 2
Cumin 2
Powdered garlic 1.5
Starter culture(bacteria) 0.1

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Preparation > Sujuk or Sucuk Salami

  1. Grind the meat using a 6mm sieve or finely chop it with a knife;
  2. Mix the meat with all the ingredients, except the bacterial starter culture;
  3. Wait 30 minutes and add the starter culture diluted in filtered water and mix well;
  4. Let it rest for 12 hours in a refrigerated environment;
  5. Stuff into natural beef casing in a horseshoe shape, 45 cm long;
  6. With a not-too-fine needle, make holes (pricking) in the casing to remove air bubbles (if any);
  7. Ferment for 72 hours at 20°C and 90% humidity (or as recommended by the manufacturer);
  8. Mature at 12°C and 75% humidity;
  9. Press using a weight during the first 6 days (be careful not to burst the casings) to achieve a flattened shape;
  10. It will be ready when it has lost 40% of its weight.

Salame sujuk ou sucuk
Salame sujuk ou sucuk
Salame sujuk ou sucuk

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