Opa's Sampler Gift Box
Contains:
- 1 Boneless Peppered Holiday Ham
- 1 Lb. Cured Beef
- 3 Lbs. Country Blend Sausage
- 3 Lbs. Beef Sausage
- 1 Lb. Canadian Bacon
- 1 Lb. Bratwurst
- 1 Lb. Summer Sausage
$127.95
Out of stock
Description
Perfect for a big holiday breakfast, this sampler is packed with start-your-day-right favorites:: Peppered Ham, Canadian Bacon, Peppered Bacon and Country Blend Sausage links.
Opa’s Breakfast Gift Box
$77.95
Description
Best-sellers x 2. One pound each of Opa’s moist, tender beef and turkey jerky. A great snack for outdoor activities… or in front of the television.
Opa’s Jerky Gift Box
$73.95
Description
Three pounds each of Opa’s Smoked Country Blend Beef/Pork Links, Beef Links and Jalapeño Links.
Opa’s Smoked Sausage Lovers Gift Box
$74.95 25% Savings
Recipes
09.19.17
Opa’s Beer Brats
“Opa’s Bratwursts are simmered in a mixture of beer, onions, and seasonings, and then finished on the grill!”
03.20.13
Opa’s Gumbo
Start with a dark roux, then add chicken, shrimp and Opa’s sausage to cook up this classic Cajun dish. Bon appetit, y’all!
03.19.13
Opa’s Green Chile Strata
This is an impressive (but easy!) brunch dish of eggs, Opa’s bacon or ham, mild chiles and lots of Monterey Jack cheese.
03.20.13
Opa’s Beef Jerky Curried Rice
Our tender jerky is the star of this fast, easy, exotic dish that surprises the palate with fresh ginger and whole almonds.
Preparing and Storing Meat Instructions
Storing Opa’s Smoked Meats:
All Opa’s smoked meats require refrigeration, without exception. Generally, smoked sausage has a ninety-day refrigerated shelf life and can be frozen for up to one year. Keep tenderloins and jerky in a well-ventilated, dry area of the refrigerator. Do not store tenderloins or jerky in plastic wrap, plastic bags or any sealed container — these items keep best loosely wrapped in a clean kitchen towel or paper towel.
Preparing Opa’s Smoked Meats:
Our smoked meats are fully cooked and ready to serve. Hams, turkeys and tenderloins are great cold or gently heated in the oven… don’t overheat or these delicious, juicy meats may dry out. Grill our sausage, heat in the oven or on the stovetop in a skillet. It’s especially good simmered in beer. We do not recommend heating sausage in a microwave — it toughens the sausage casing.
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