Basics of Sausage-Making Class
Comm Ed - Culinary | This program is completed
Ever wondered what goes into sausage, or considered making your own?
In this class, you will learn to make quality home-made sausage and carry those skills into more advanced forms and processes. You'll make two kinds of fresh sausage: breakfast sausage and Italian sausage, with onions and peppers served on a toasted hoagie bun.
Through meat selection, spice choices, tools, preparation, and cooking, you will be exposed to the whole process of making a quality sausage at home. It's one thing to make the sausages, but another to eat them!
- Age Requirements: Ages 14 and up. Kids between the ages of 10-13 may enroll with a registered adult.
Dietary Requests or Questions? Please e-mail kgustafson@uaptc.edu
Interested in a similar class for your next private event? UA-PTC Community Education offers completely customizable classes and training for individuals, parties, groups, businesses, and industries of all sizes and disciplines. Please e-mail kgustafson@uaptc.edu for more information.
Community Education Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be issued if registration is canceled at least 7 days prior to the start of class. Cancellations made less than 7 days from the class date, will not receive a refund unless the class spot can be sold. In the chance that UA-PTC must cancel a class, registrants will have the choice of receiving a full refund or transferring to another Community Education class.
Jules Carney
Jules Carney owns and operates an Arkansas-based company focused on producing locally sourced artisanal charcuterie and charcuterie-related products and services. His company, The Leaping Pig Charcuterie, prides itself on bringing only the highest quality products and services to his customers who range from farmers, culinary schools, event coordinators, food producers, food preservers and professional chefs. His motto, “Eat well! Live well!”, is at the core of how and why he shares his passion and fourteen years of experience and knowledge of the ancient art of charcuterie. Jules uses the hashtag #chARcuterie when he posts pictures or shares stories about his products online because he is proud to produce artisanal charcuterie in Arkansas, which is sourced from animals raised by farmers in Arkansas. In his opinion, Arkansas farmers raise some of the highest quality animals on some of the finest grazing lands in the country. Quality charcuterie starts with the quality of the meat. Fortunately, this high-quality, locally sourced meat allows him to proudly support local farmers and producers without reserve.