Swiss hunters and soldiers have carried them as provisions for centuries — they keep for months without refrigeration.
Hard, dried Swiss pork and beef sausage — pressed flat, heavily smoked and cured. A hiker's staple eaten cold with bread and mustard.
Mix all ingredients. Stuff into casings. Press flat between boards.
Hang in a cool, smoky place for 3-4 days.
Cold smoke for 8 hours. Age at room temperature 2-3 weeks until firm.
Slice and eat cold.
Landjäger is a specialist cured meat — seek a good butcher for guidance on curing salt and smoking.
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