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= Smoked Sausage =
!Receiving
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!Storage-Thaw
!Thaw Time
!Storage Hold Time
!Cook Time
!Minimum Internal Cooking Temp
!Quality Serving
!Hold Time
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|Freezer
! Receiving
|Cooler
! Storage-Thaw
|24 hours
! Thaw Time
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! Storage Hold Time
* Freezer - Unopened 90 days
! Cook Time
* Cooler - Unopened-2 weeks
! Minimum Internal Cooking Temp
* Opened -7 days
! Quality Serving
|7 minutes
! Hold Time
|155°F
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|150°F-160°F
| Freezer
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| Cooler
* MPHC -60 minutes
| 24 hours
* Biscuit -20 minutes
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* Freezer Unopened 90 days
* Cooler Unopened 2 weeks
* Opened 7 days
| 7 minutes
| 155°F
| 150°F 160°F
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* MPHC 60 minutes
* Biscuit 20 minutes
|}
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; Grill Temperatures
* AccuTemp Grill: 325°F
* All other Grills: 350°F
; Portioning
* 1 split link – Biscuit
* 2 split links – Side order
''☆ Q.A. Standard: Smoked sausage links should be 3 ½ inches in length. The juices of cooked links should run clear and have brown highlights from grilling.''
== Tools Needed ==
* Red perforated meat spatula
* Biscuit Splitter
* Red tongs
* Grill scraper
* Warming pan
* Sharpie Marker
* Solid lid for warming pan
* Grill Weight
== Work Safe ==
[[File:Worksafe Smoked Saus.png]]
* Always wear Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
* Wash hands immediately after handling smoked sausage
* Use caution when scraping grill after cooking smoked sausage to prevent splashing. The grease is extremely hot.
* Never handle cooked smoked sausage links with your hands. Always use red tongs.
== Receiving and Storage ==
* When smoked sausage is rotated from the walk-in freezer to the walk-in cooler, use a sharpie marker to mark the top of the case with the following information:
* Pulled by Date/Time: Date & Time that it is removed from the walk-in freezer
* Ready by Date/Time: Exactly 24 hours from the pulled by date & time
* Use By date/Time: 14 days from the pulled by date & time
* See example below
* [[File:SS Example.png]]
== Preparing ==
* COMMUNICATE WITH THE BACKLINE COORDINATOR FOR AMOUNT OF PRODUCT TO COOK
* Always use two Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
* Smoked sausage cooks for 7 minutes on the grill
* Lay smoked sausage links cut side down in a row starting at the front of the grill and working towards the back.
* Place up to four smoked sausage links in a row
* Remove the Food-Mitt gloves by shaking them off your hands into a garbage can. Ensure you do not touch the gloves.
* Place the grill weight completely over the smoked sausage links
* The grill weight should cover two rows (8 total smoked sausage links)
* Press the 7-minute timer
* When the duty timer sounds after 3 ½ minutes, remove the grill weight
* Begin turning links two at a time working from front to back
* Place the grill weight back on the smoked sausage links this time with the cut side facing up
* When the final timer sounds, remove the grill weight
* Begin lifting links two at a time with a spatula and allow excess grease to drain
* [[File:Ss on grill.png]]
== Holding ==
* Smoked sausage may be held for up to 60 minutes in the product holding cabinet
* Bring a warming pan to the grill and place the smoked sausage links along the bottom of the pan
* Up to ten (10) smoked sausage links can be held in one warming pan
* Transfer the pan to the product holding cabinet
* Use a solid lid in the holding cabinet for smoked sausage
* Ensure that the pan passes under the “bump” on the lid. This will lock the pan in place and not allow heat to escape from the product.
* Press the timer button that corresponds with the pan
* When the holding time has expired, any smoked sausage remaining in the pan must be discarded into the waste container
* Empty warming pans or pans with expired product should never be in the holding cabinet
== Smoked Sausage Biscuit ==
See [[Biscuit Sandwiches]] for more information
* Always handle cooked smoked sausage with red tongs
* Pull a sausage biscuit wrap and place on the sandwich board with “sausage” facing away from you
* Split a biscuit in half using a biscuit splitter
* Place the heel of the biscuit in the center of the wrap
* Using red tongs, place a smoked sausage link cut side down on the heel of the split biscuit
* Place the crown of the biscuit on top of the smoked sausage
* Wrap the biscuit using the square “Sandwich Wrapping” procedures
* Check “Smoked” on the wrap
== Smoked Sausage Side Order ==
* Dine in – Place 2 split links on a lined 3 lb. food tray and place on service tray
* Dine out – Place 2 split links on a lined 3 lb. food tray. Place in a 6 lb. bag with the logo facing up.
* Serve with a fork and a knife
== Side Meat Choice on Deluxe Breakfast ==
See [[Breakfast Plates]] for more information…
* Dine-in – Place 2 split links to the side of the scrambled eggs in the large section of the 3-compartment plate
* Dine-out – Place 2 split links to the side of the scrambled eggs in the large section of the 3-compartment tray
* Serve with a knife and a fork

Latest revision as of 10:30, 4 September 2025

Smoked Sausage

Receiving Storage-Thaw Thaw Time Storage Hold Time Cook Time Minimum Internal Cooking Temp Quality Serving Hold Time
Freezer Cooler 24 hours
  • Freezer – Unopened 90 days
  • Cooler – Unopened – 2 weeks
  • Opened – 7 days
7 minutes 155°F 150°F – 160°F
  • MPHC – 60 minutes
  • Biscuit – 20 minutes


Grill Temperatures
  • AccuTemp Grill: 325°F
  • All other Grills: 350°F
Portioning
  • 1 split link – Biscuit
  • 2 split links – Side order

☆ Q.A. Standard: Smoked sausage links should be 3 ½ inches in length. The juices of cooked links should run clear and have brown highlights from grilling.

Tools Needed

  • Red perforated meat spatula
  • Biscuit Splitter
  • Red tongs
  • Grill scraper
  • Warming pan
  • Sharpie Marker
  • Solid lid for warming pan
  • Grill Weight

Work Safe

  • Always wear Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
  • Wash hands immediately after handling smoked sausage
  • Use caution when scraping grill after cooking smoked sausage to prevent splashing. The grease is extremely hot.
  • Never handle cooked smoked sausage links with your hands. Always use red tongs.

Receiving and Storage

  • When smoked sausage is rotated from the walk-in freezer to the walk-in cooler, use a sharpie marker to mark the top of the case with the following information:
  • Pulled by Date/Time: Date & Time that it is removed from the walk-in freezer
  • Ready by Date/Time: Exactly 24 hours from the pulled by date & time
  • Use By date/Time: 14 days from the pulled by date & time
  • See example below

Preparing

  • COMMUNICATE WITH THE BACKLINE COORDINATOR FOR AMOUNT OF PRODUCT TO COOK
  • Always use two Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
  • Smoked sausage cooks for 7 minutes on the grill
  • Lay smoked sausage links cut side down in a row starting at the front of the grill and working towards the back.
  • Place up to four smoked sausage links in a row
  • Remove the Food-Mitt gloves by shaking them off your hands into a garbage can. Ensure you do not touch the gloves.
  • Place the grill weight completely over the smoked sausage links
  • The grill weight should cover two rows (8 total smoked sausage links)
  • Press the 7-minute timer
  • When the duty timer sounds after 3 ½ minutes, remove the grill weight
  • Begin turning links two at a time working from front to back
  • Place the grill weight back on the smoked sausage links this time with the cut side facing up
  • When the final timer sounds, remove the grill weight
  • Begin lifting links two at a time with a spatula and allow excess grease to drain

Holding

  • Smoked sausage may be held for up to 60 minutes in the product holding cabinet
  • Bring a warming pan to the grill and place the smoked sausage links along the bottom of the pan
  • Up to ten (10) smoked sausage links can be held in one warming pan
  • Transfer the pan to the product holding cabinet
  • Use a solid lid in the holding cabinet for smoked sausage
  • Ensure that the pan passes under the “bump” on the lid. This will lock the pan in place and not allow heat to escape from the product.
  • Press the timer button that corresponds with the pan
  • When the holding time has expired, any smoked sausage remaining in the pan must be discarded into the waste container
  • Empty warming pans or pans with expired product should never be in the holding cabinet

Smoked Sausage Biscuit

See Biscuit Sandwiches for more information

  • Always handle cooked smoked sausage with red tongs
  • Pull a sausage biscuit wrap and place on the sandwich board with “sausage” facing away from you
  • Split a biscuit in half using a biscuit splitter
  • Place the heel of the biscuit in the center of the wrap
  • Using red tongs, place a smoked sausage link cut side down on the heel of the split biscuit
  • Place the crown of the biscuit on top of the smoked sausage
  • Wrap the biscuit using the square “Sandwich Wrapping” procedures
  • Check “Smoked” on the wrap

Smoked Sausage Side Order

  • Dine in – Place 2 split links on a lined 3 lb. food tray and place on service tray
  • Dine out – Place 2 split links on a lined 3 lb. food tray. Place in a 6 lb. bag with the logo facing up.
  • Serve with a fork and a knife

Side Meat Choice on Deluxe Breakfast

See Breakfast Plates for more information…

  • Dine-in – Place 2 split links to the side of the scrambled eggs in the large section of the 3-compartment plate
  • Dine-out – Place 2 split links to the side of the scrambled eggs in the large section of the 3-compartment tray
  • Serve with a knife and a fork