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SAUSAGE PHOTO GALLERY (Without Original Recipes)
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atcNick » Sun Nov 28, 2010 02:36
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I cut up the ham and butt I bought today and mixed in the salt and cure. 13 lbs and almost 4 oz.
I saved the thick layers of fat I got off the ham, right under the skin. Stuck it in the freezer. Any idea what that can be used for?
This was my first time cutting a fresh ham. Lots of lean...
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Looks good! But what the heck is it?
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Sun Jan 05, 2020 18:04
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More Sausage Recipes from Stan Marianski
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redzed » Sat Oct 22, 2016 17:23
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For those of you that have not checked out Stan Marianski's site meatsandsausages.com lately, take a look here (or click on the banner at the top of this page) You will see that dozens of new sausage recipes have been added. Hands down, this is the best compendium of recipes available anywhere,...
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Book on order, should arrive next week!
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Fri Oct 28, 2016 13:09
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Arithmetic help Sausage salt %
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marctrees » Sat Oct 01, 2016 22:04
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Re: Polish sausage like kielbasa in laymans terms ---lightly smoked , till possibly ready to eat , or requiring post smoke poaching .....
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If you are going to use it primarily for smoked sausages and stuff have you given any thought to just building one yourself?
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Wed Oct 12, 2016 18:35
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Hot dogs, big dogs, sausage making on a cool fall evening
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fatboyz » Sun Oct 02, 2016 15:19
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Using up the last of my elk meat from last year I made a batch of Hot dogs, some Brats and Some garlic ring. Garlic I just put into the smoker.
the old Hobart still works pretty good!
This is my tester she never complains, and keeps the Riff Raff out of the sausage shed!
Finished. They made a...
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I had quite a few of the mixes so wanted to use them up. They have a fair bit of what I expect is dextrose and dry milk as the package for 18 pounds of meat is 455gm. I have accumulated quite a spice selection now so I much prefer to use an individual spice formulation.
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Thu Oct 06, 2016 01:20
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Lowered Salt Sausage
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marctrees » Sat Sep 24, 2016 21:41
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I am new member trying to post the letter below, and I get this error - Please help and post it for me. Thank you very much. Marc
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I can't speak for any smoked sausages, but I make a lot of fresh Italian sausage. We have one specific recipe from a local store that a lot of people like, although one my friends feel it is over salted. My friend used to work at the store, so he knew the rest of the recipe. We duplicated the...
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Mon Sep 26, 2016 11:38
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Polska Kielbasa Wedzona
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Butterbean » Tue Jan 05, 2016 02:27
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I have what may sound like a silly question about this sausage. I've never made it and I just put a batch in the smoker to smoke for the next day or so. My intent is to adhere to the traditional process as closely as possible and so far so good. What I am wondering about is how was this eaten? Raw...
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Thanks, Butterbean.
So, out of curiosity, how much sugar were you considering using that caused the mental debate?
My mental debate came from whether or not to stay pure with the recipe or to use the culture. The recipe is relying on native bacteria and called for table sugar and my culture...
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Sun Sep 11, 2016 20:53
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Boudin!
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STICKSTRING » Fri Aug 26, 2016 03:32
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Hey guys! I was just informed my wife has eaten boudin once and had a poor experience with it! I am trying to explain to her how good Cajun boudin truly is but she is hesitant to even give it a second thought!
Does anyone have a tried and true recipe I can make for my wife and prove to her how good...
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Buddy came back from down south and brought us boudin balls. They were frozen, like meatballs. He put them in a deep fryer, don't know temp or how long. Excellent. I tried them defrosted and they just fell apart.
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Wed Sep 07, 2016 22:52
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Natural Hog Casing Supply Problems in Malaysia
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Mattkerr » Sun Feb 14, 2016 05:17
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Hi,
I have been reading through this forum and am greatly impressed by how helpful and friendly you guys seem.
My wife started making sausages from home a few months ago as a personal hobby which has snowballed in a matter of months to what will hopefully before a very good home business.
One...
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To me that looks like a great opportunity to establish a business selling casings and an sausage supplies in Malaysia! :lol:
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Tue Sep 06, 2016 08:11
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Emulsion instead of binders.
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fatboyz » Sat Aug 27, 2016 04:58
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One of the things I have learned from a Swiis sausage maker here in Rocky Mountain House is the use of a base emulsion instead of binders. In all his cured and fresh sausage he uses about 25 percent base emulsion instead of any binders. This makes his products all gluten and dairy free ( other than...
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Brican im completely open to any suggestions. This has all been trial and error with a fair amount of error. If you look closely in my one picture of the salametti on the rack you see my bull Mastiff peaking through the other side. She loves my sausage shed because she's the one who gets the errors...
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Sun Sep 04, 2016 14:44
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Pork Trim
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DoyleS » Fri Aug 26, 2016 00:07
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Chuckwagon has a recipe called Bullshippers Brats. I have a question about the Pork Trim. Normally I buy Boneless Pork Shoulder from Costco. Clearly I can get the lean pork from that by cutting in cubes. My question is regarding the Pork Trim and exactly what that is. How much fat is in trim? I...
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Boxed pork trim is usually sold as having 28% fat, although the quality can vary from box to box. So the recipe that you were referring to might be asking for that amount of fat content. Small shops and large producers buy boxed pork trim from the packers and use if for making sausage. Lots of guys...
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Sat Aug 27, 2016 16:13
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Bubba's Kabanosy
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Bubba » Sun Aug 14, 2016 21:23
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Round #2 with my new smoker, this time I made a small batch of Kabanosy. The Amazin smoker now has an air pipe blowing air over the tray and it made a good difference.
Then I had one step forward, one back; half way through the smoke time, the new smoker controller kept shutting off intermittently....
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I used Stan Marianski`s basic recipe and altered the meat to fat ratio because I prefer a Kabanosy with less fat.
A long time ago I generated a spreadsheet where I can enter the meat weights and it automatically enters the spice ratios. This is the scaled down by weight recipe:-
3.25 lbs (1.5 kg)...
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Thu Aug 25, 2016 00:42
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Wild Pig Sausage
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STICKSTRING » Wed Aug 24, 2016 20:21
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Before I start making a batch of Wild Hog Italian Sausage I just want to verify with you all my math is correct and I will not ruin another batch of sausage.
For 1000g total
400 g Wild Pig
400 g Boston Butt
200 g Back Fat
Should put me at about:
720 g Lean
280 g fat
which should give me a total...
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Thanks Redzed! I have made so many disappointing sausages in the past (learning curve), from poor texture, to dry to no flavor. Others on this site have helped me with texture and moisture and I have found with their expertise and knowledge that adding more fat to wild game seemed to take care of...
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Wed Aug 24, 2016 23:31
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Cure#1 for 6 lbs
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STICKSTRING » Wed Aug 17, 2016 23:54
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Hello all, a old friend of the family has given me a recipe for a cold smoked raw chourico. I have typed out the process below although he wrote to use 9 grams of cure#2 for this sausage. I would think this sausage would need Cure#1. Am i correct? and if so, how much Cure #1 for 6 lbs of meat. I...
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Thank you sir, I should have done a little more research before asking the question. Thank you again,
Nick
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Thu Aug 18, 2016 18:22
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Venison Sausage Ratio's
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STICKSTRING » Tue Mar 01, 2016 05:45
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Hey guys, so I have been making a ton of sausage and my ratio for venison sausage are as follows :
Venison 50%
Pork Shoulder 40%
Pork back fat 10%
I use as one of my favorite Italian sausages, although when I make it with the 50% venison it just seems off. Flavor seems different. I usually make it...
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Nick-
What I find is that any recipe you can use beef in (like Polish) will work with venison.
Haven't a clue why a sausage patty would taste different than a stuffed sausage :???:
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Thu Aug 11, 2016 14:57
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More turkey/pork sausages!
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redzed » Fri Jul 15, 2016 18:44
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By now most of the regulars here know that I prepare a lot of sausage using turkey meat. Used in combination with 50% pork, turkey produces an excellent product. Yesterday I made an excellent New York style spicy Italian fresh sausage, based on a recipe in Bruce Aidells' book and my favourite...
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I agree but also if you bake in the smoker you have additional options. You can submerge the finished sausages in an ice bath which will keep them more plump, smooth and compliment the snap on the bite or let them cool slowly in the smoker which will sometimes give a more wrinkled appearance.
Not...
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Thu Jul 28, 2016 16:51
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Water..to use or not to use?
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Todd » Mon Jul 18, 2016 08:45
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I've found several recipes for fresh sausage with the use of water.
Here I quote from one source, which seems to voice the general consensus for water inclusion: Water aids in solubilizing meat proteins (by forming a brine), helps the mixing of the batter, aids in the distribution of spices, and...
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Makes sense, many thanks guys!
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Tue Jul 19, 2016 01:53
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Venison Sausage
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redzed » Sun Jul 17, 2016 18:03
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I received several pounds of ground venison from a friend. The meat was from a black tail harvested locally and processed at a butcher shop. When making sausage I prefer to prepare, select the meat but what the heck, I decided to use the ground meat instead. You don't look a gift horse in the...
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Looks tasty!
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Mon Jul 18, 2016 14:59
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Merguez, a la française
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redzed » Sat Jun 18, 2016 19:45
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Merguez, à la française
Originating in North Africa, merguez has become one of the most popular sausages in France for summer barbecues. It is heavily spiced and traditionally made with lamb or mutton, or beef. The French also add pork to their versions, as do others if there are no religious...
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That looks good. Merguez is one of my favorites. Never used mutton only lamb. Mutton is a bit strong for my tastes.
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Sun Jun 19, 2016 03:33
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Turkey Bratwurst
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redzed » Mon Jun 13, 2016 17:28
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Over the weekend I made a batch of turkey brats. Essentially I made a traditional German sausage except that I substituted turkey meat for the veal. I used 2.5 kg pork trimmings from leg and loin, 0.5kg back fat and 1.5kg dark and white turkey meat. Off the grill they tasted great, accompanied with...
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Yea those do look really good! Especially now when outdoor grillin weather is now in full swing.
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Wed Jun 15, 2016 14:50
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Italian Sausage Ingredients: Less is More
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Dumoine » Wed May 18, 2016 08:08
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I made 5 small batches of Italian sausage, each batch was a different recipe. I kept the salt constant in all 5 recipes (1%). I then grilled them and did a taste test. I found that I liked the one with the shortest ingredient list the best. So now when I make Italian sausage, I will keep it simple...
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I Have about 6 different recipes on a spreadsheet including pizzaiola sausage that we made last night which includes 3 colors of bell peppers, vadalia onions and provolone diced. You can input the meat weight in grams and the spreadsheet will automatically calculate across the board to any of the...
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Thu May 19, 2016 15:42
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Swiss Sausage Recipe
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sausagemaneric » Sun Feb 10, 2013 18:06
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Here is a real cool somewhat old world type recipe for what the Salinas Valley calls Swiss Sausage.
1 lb. 4 oz. salt
Black pepper, mix with salt 'til grey. (no I'm not kidding)
1-1/2 tablespoon of Cinnamon
1 tablespoon allspice
1-1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
2 tablespoons garlic salt
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I know this post is a few years old, but when I seen it I just had to reply. I'm new to this site but have been making fresh sausage for many years. I grew up in Salinas and my step Dad was Swiss Italian . He had/has many relatives throughout the valley, down to King City and Soledad.
Annually,...
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Thu May 19, 2016 04:56
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Beef Sticks
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Butterbean » Sun Oct 04, 2015 23:59
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I wanted to make some shelf stable beef sticks to ship overseas. My aim was to make a mild stick which had a beefy flavor and not one overpowered by spices. This hit close to the mark and thought it worth sharing. God knows I've had enough train wrecks, thankfully this is not one of them.
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Well I did say 95% certain. :lol: :lol:
I was using the mahogany casings and while I think you can make them without a binder the trouble you have stuffing them tight enough to insure a good bond isn't worth the hassle so from now on I'll always be using a binder as long as I'm not impeded by...
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Mon Apr 04, 2016 19:44
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Hot dogs questions
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Blackriver » Fri Mar 04, 2016 19:32
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Hi there,
I am making hot dogs for the first time on Saturday. After I am done grinding, mixing, and stuffing can I move them over to the smoker right away? Will they be fully cured? I was going to start with 100 degree heat to dry them then smoke them 1-2 hours. I will then finish them in a 165...
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When making hot dogs you emulsify or finely grind the meat multiple times which distributes the nitrite more thoroughly thus curing the meat faster. Commercial production of wieners is all in one successive process but most of the time they also add cure accelerants like sodium erythorbate. While...
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Mon Mar 07, 2016 16:06
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Food Allergies - need help to adjust recipes
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maeser » Wed Feb 10, 2016 05:42
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Much to my dismay, I have become allergic to a laundry list of foods. When it comes to making sausage, I am particularly concerned with soy & milk. I am allergic to soy & sage, and my husband is newly allergic to milk & soy. We raise all of our beef, pork, & poultry without soy. I have been making...
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Good catch John you are absolutely correct!
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Tue Mar 01, 2016 13:50
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Polish Sausage using Butcher-Packer mix
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maeser » Sun Feb 28, 2016 05:17
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I have seen a thread that I cannot find again. I've been looking for days. It was not Chuckwagon's thread, but he commented in it and mentioned the polish sausage mix sold by Butcher-Packer made is much like the commercial product. I've been searching for days and cannot locate that thread! I need...
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It almost sounds like he may have been commenting on the additives in the Butcher and Packer mix.
Both the smoked and fresh version contain MSG , and the smoked version also contains Sodium Erythorbate as a cure accelerator.
I remember that thread, Bob. I remember CW was not a fan of the...
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Mon Feb 29, 2016 02:03
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Right Amount of Cure#2?
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Oberst » Mon Feb 15, 2016 00:15
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Going to try Russian Sausage out of the Marianski Home Production of Quality Meats and Sausages book. It calls for chunking meat into 2 pieces and applying salt and cure, and placing meat in a cool area for 4-5 days, then grinding, adding, spices, and stuffing.
I've never done this before, and was...
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Hi Dave! Great to see you here. (For those of you who don't recognize Dave, he is a moderator on another forum and lives just south of me. :wink: :grin: ) Yeah you are right the error is on p.432 of the book and repeated on the web version here:
I will contact Stan Marianski so that they could...
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Wed Feb 24, 2016 07:31
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Freezing and sending
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sausagemaneric » Mon Dec 07, 2015 02:05
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Has anyone made, froze and sent sausage with Dry-Ice in a styrofoam shipping chest? I want to send my son some sausage and bacon for Christmas. I would overnight it with Fed-Ex.
Thanks,
V-465
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You did it properly and the CO2 could bleed off. Had you placed the dry ice in a 5 mil vacuum bag and double sealed the outcome would have been similar to putting an inner tube in a sealed box and inflating it. Eventually something would have to give.
To test for yourself, just put some dry ice...
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Sat Feb 13, 2016 19:52
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Breakfast sausage
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ajwillsnet » Sat Feb 06, 2016 19:38
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Hello to All: My daughter was over the other day with our Grandson and she brought some Maple Pork Breakfast sausage that she bought from Walmart for her little guys lunch. I tried some and it was very good stuff!
Can any of you offer up a recipe for something similiar? I have some maple syrop in...
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Don't exactly know what you are looking for as sweetness goes but here is my recipe I use for venison maple breakfast sausage.
Venison 40%
Pork Class III 60%
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2.1% Salt
0.6% White Pepper
0.26% Black Pepper
0.15% Sage
0.07% Nutmeg
0.07% MSG
0.16% Turbinado Sugar
3% NFD...
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Mon Feb 08, 2016 04:37
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Spicy Beef Sticks
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Devo » Mon Feb 01, 2016 03:32
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Ingredients:
10 Pound Recipe
10 pound lean burger (85/15) or venison (If using venison, add 10-15% beef or pork fat.)
2 tsp Instacure #1 (aka Pink salt; Prague Powder #1; Modern Cure #1; T.C.M.)
1 Tbsp Black pepper
1 Tbsp Red chili pepper (I used chipotle)
1 Tbsp Garlic salt
1 Tbsp Accent...
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perfect i will do just that..
thx again for the infor..
ill post a new thread when i make them..
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Sun Feb 07, 2016 20:22
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morteau sausage
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ajwillsnet » Sun Jan 31, 2016 19:08
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Does anyone have any recipes for this cold smoked French sausage smoked with juniper berries?
Bert
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You will need to calculate the percentages that you actually need in using that particular blend. I'm in the process of making a venison saucisson and will be using the spice blend for game that you see above. As to salt, use 16-18g per kilo and 2-2.5g of cure 1. Let us know how it turns out. It's...
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Mon Feb 01, 2016 21:54
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Hot dogs question
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Blackriver » Thu Jan 28, 2016 19:42
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Hi I am going to make 25 lbs of hot dogs and was wondering how much water I can add to the mix? I am going to be stuffing them into sheep casing and was going to use a smaller horn and I just wanted stuffing to go easier. Also I was going to add non fat dry milk powder to the mix for a binder and...
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Great thanks a lot for the help guys!!
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Sat Jan 30, 2016 14:25
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Phosphates
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Tom » Mon Dec 28, 2015 17:48
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I have come across several recipes that call for phosphates. Is there a particular phosphate that I should use? I see there are numerous types. I do have some super phosphate I purchased for brining it says its a blend of instantized sodium phosphates. Can I use this for ground meats or for a...
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All of what you listed are sodium phosphates. Amesphos is the brandname of a blend, probably silar to the one I mentioned. I checked Poli's website and he has a link to a 4 page document about phosphates here.
I have used numerous recipes from Len Poli as he has a great collection. In fact my...
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Tue Dec 29, 2015 05:28
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Soy bean
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Tom » Mon Dec 28, 2015 17:41
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I've been reading here the value of soy bean concentrate and soy bean isolate. I know it's an old subject but has anything changed concerning the use of either product. Expense was an issue with isolate but it appears to be cheaper than the concentrate now. Any opinions on it's usage? Tom
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Thanks redzed
I've read the pros and cons of soy usage but again as with the usage of phosphates in my other post soy is listed in many many recipes. These are also non commercial recipes. I'm sure there's an important reason for it's usage. But being new it's much easier for me to follow a recipe...
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Tue Dec 29, 2015 03:11
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Chihuahua Sticks
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Butterbean » Wed Dec 16, 2015 04:45
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I've still been messing around with shelf stable snack sticks and trying to sort out some of the problems I've run into in the past with the collagen not adhering to the meat and a few other things. As it seems, one question seems to lead to another but I think I have conquered the adhesion problem...
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I'll try that Bob, thanks.
Redzed, what you say makes perfect sense. When coming up with this recipe my mind was fixated on the bind with the collagen and I was trying to use some amounts of things from three tests I had done on some other sausages that clung well to the collagen. As luck would...
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Wed Dec 16, 2015 18:36
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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redzed » Thu Nov 26, 2015 08:12
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Wishing a very happy Thanksgiving celebration to our American members! Hope you have a relaxing day with family and friends. In honour of this great holiday I made a bunch of Thanksgiving sticks! One half turkey meat and one half pork. Seasoned with garlic, paprika, Mexican hot chili powder and a...
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I would like to try these snack sticks ! Please, when you get the time, post or pm me the recipe complete with smoking and drying time ! They look damn tasty !!
Thank you mucho in advance !
Rich
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Sat Dec 05, 2015 05:50
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Cotto Salami
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Tom » Fri Dec 04, 2015 17:19
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I'm looking for a cotto salami recipe that is similar to the taste of the type you buy from the local deli. I just finished and tasted my rendition and I'm not happy with the taste or texture. The texture is similar to the bologna I made, a bit dry even though there was plenty of fat in the recipe....
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Bob K I cooked it the oven at 185 degree F. It called for between 180 and 190 degrees. It took a long time, approx. 10 plus hours plus and it was room temp when I put it in. Recipe said cook till 165 degrees. Funny the poach called to cook it to 155 degree and the smoker cook, without smoke also to...
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Fri Dec 04, 2015 20:53
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Cotto Salami with Turkey and Pork
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redzed » Sat Nov 07, 2015 20:35
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Yes, another way to utilize turkey meat in sausage making! With the American Thanksgiving coming up there are plenty of turkey specials out there, so if you have the time and patience to bone out one or two, you will have some great and healthy meat to make sausage. I boned out a 20 pounder a few...
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That looks really good.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 00:52
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Hog Rings
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Wrangler95 » Wed Nov 04, 2015 02:34
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What size hog rings do you use for closing the sausage casings
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I will be stuffing sausage and I wanted to know what size rings I need to use
That would depend on the size and type of casing you will be using. The larger sizes like 1/2 or 3/4 are easier to use.
If you click on the ring sizes TSM gives the casing size they are used for.
To be honest tying...
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Wed Nov 04, 2015 13:04
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Looking For Nathan's Famous Frankfurter
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SmokinJoeM » Wed Jan 02, 2013 15:18
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Hello Everyone...
I am glad to be associated with this wonderful and informative group of enthusiasts!
I am looking for a recipe (or very close approximation) for either of the following brands of hot dogs. In New York, we have many styles, but I have not been able to find a recipe that matches...
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Hello nickodin and welcome to the forum! Looks like the Baconologist is on sabbatical these days. :lol: To answer your question, it definitely sounds like a problem with the temperature that the meat was emulsified. When you start, you should be at 0°C and never go above 14°. At temperatures 15°...
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Mon Nov 02, 2015 07:00
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Today Is Summer Sausage Day
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Devo » Sun Mar 15, 2015 20:09
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Still had around 9 lbs. of deer meat and 8 lbs. of ground pork left over so I made up a batch of SS. Was going to use standard SS casings but than I remembered I had some bologna JUMBO RED FIBROUS CASINGS so this worked out very well. Two casings used up the whole mix. The only problem was I...
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Nice job. I love summer sausage. I used to really look forward to Christmas because each year I was given my very own stick....if I was good.
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Sat Oct 10, 2015 20:54
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Stuffing problem
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nuynai » Thu Oct 08, 2015 18:13
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Hello everyone. The problem I'm having is, I've got a 5lb stuffer from Sausage Maker that I use to make my beef sticks. The tube is a standard length but it becomes a pain to continually run out of casing, waste time and start over again. Any ideas would help. I'm thinking of just let it run the...
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Thanks, BK, sounds good. Much appreciated.
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Fri Oct 09, 2015 15:13
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Turkey sticks
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redzed » Fri Oct 02, 2015 06:34
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Turkey meat has now become become a staple in my sausagemaking hobby. Not only is it often cheaper than pork and certainly beef, but it is tasty and nutritious. It just takes time and patience when you bone out a turkey. You will usually get 50% meat from a boned turkey. I described some of the...
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Nice looking sticks Chris! Think I'll have to try that recipe---
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Fri Oct 02, 2015 13:18
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Trying to Identify Krakow Sausage
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zooski » Wed Aug 19, 2015 16:13
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This may be a long shot, but I'm half way through Stan's book and very excited to begin my adventure.
Back in 2008 I spent a few months studying in Krakow and had one particularly memorable sausage at the Christmas market in the Rynek. I'm posting pictures I've found on the internet that resemble...
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Awesome, thank you so much for your help. I'll be sure to check back in when I'm ready to take a stab at it.
I had a fantastic time in Krakow. I only hope my attempt comes out to be half as good as the pros in the Rynek.
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Thu Aug 20, 2015 15:04
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[USA] Beef Gyro Loaf
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IdaKraut » Wed Jun 26, 2013 20:08
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Guess what, no offal in the recipe this time. This is a recipe I make often since it is so simple and tasty. Credit goes to Alton Brown (Food Network) for the original recipe. I have modified it a bit to make it easier and faster to make. (Alton's original recipe is really great and cooked on the...
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Really Good Rudy. Thanks again. Waited for fresh Cukes and tomatoes from the garden to give it a try. The Gyro loaf, Tzatziki sauce, and Naan bread all came out great.
The only thing I did different was not emulsify in the food processor as I ground some Chuck through a 1/8 plate and mixed in a...
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Wed Aug 19, 2015 01:15
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Casing Source
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Rick » Mon Nov 17, 2014 16:04
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While doing a search on specialty casings, I found these folks.
Natural Casing Company
P.O. Box A
410 E. Railroad St.
Peshtigo, WI 54157
Anyone know anything about them? Do they sell to us home sausage makers?
Thank you
Rick
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I order from Natural Casing Co regularly and while I've been using the casing in a commercial setting I didn't set up an account, just called and ordered. They're super friendly and helpful and I don't hesitate to recommend them.
Butcher and Packer also sells great stuff, have ordered from them...
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Fri Aug 07, 2015 06:15
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kielbasa and some wendzonki
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king kabanos » Sat Jun 27, 2015 16:49
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I made some kielbasa swojska, boneless ham, st louis ribs, smoked pork loin, rolled bacon, baleron. everything turned out really great check out the pictures. just click on the picture
Swojska kielbasa finished in the smoker
some ribs and wendzonki
rolled bacon
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sorry guys i have been busy but for the rolled bacon its very easy. choose any wet brine you like and cure the bacon and roll it like you would panchetta then smoke it until your desired color around 4 hours. then poach to 156 deg internally thats it
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 17:29
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Wild boar sausages
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redzed » Wed Feb 04, 2015 05:58
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With the wild boar meat I acquired last fall, I made a Polish style smoked/poached sausage and a fresh Italian sausage. The Italian sausage is 50% boar and 50% pork. The Polish sausage was a meat combination of 2.5kg lean boar from leg (ham), 1.5 boar belly (very fat), 1.5 kg lean pork butt, 1kg...
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Looks terrific
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Sun Jul 05, 2015 17:11
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[USA] South Georgia Mortadella aka Goober Bologna
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Butterbean » Sat May 31, 2014 17:49
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Basically what I did was make mortadella and beef bologna but with the bologna I added peanuts to the emulsion at the end. I used a low salt peanut for fear of adding too much salt but I think regular salted peanuts would have worked fine.
In conclusion, I'd highly recommend the use of peanuts. I...
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was the mortadella made with bologna a recipe. If you look at Rytek Kutas recipe he put wine in the recipe
and no nuts.
I believe I used Michael Ruhlman's recipe only I substituted fox grape wine for the white wine he called for.
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Sat Jun 27, 2015 00:30
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Venison Summer Sausage
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Wrangler95 » Wed Jun 24, 2015 18:43
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I'm gonna make some venison and pork summer sausage this deer season.Can I cook it in the oven,I dont have a smoker now but I'm gonna purchase one this winter when the price drops.Would someone tell the degree of the oven thru out the process and how long to cook at the different stages of...
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Thanks redzed
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Fri Jun 26, 2015 01:34
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Weisswurst with Turkey and Pork
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redzed » Thu Jun 18, 2015 17:42
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Finally got to try my new Chinese bowl chopper. Not exactly what I imagined it would be. First of all it's a bit under powered and when you are working with a 5l bowl you soon learn that it's not a high capacity machine. I prepared 5kg of meat and had to process it in three different batches. On...
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Brican what I meant by I had to stop is my temp reached 14C before I achieved a finer emulsion. I know I could have put it back into the freezer and gave it another go but decided not too, esyecially since I had divided my 5kg batch into three parts. I quickly learned that a 5l bowl cutter will not...
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Sun Jun 21, 2015 14:44
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Grilling sausages: Argentinian and Italian
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redzed » Thu Jun 11, 2015 06:25
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With the grilling season in full swing, I made 5kg of Chorizo Argentino and 5kg of Hot Italian. Both sausages are garlic-laden, heavily spiced, smell like heaven and are gasping for a beer! Definately worth making if you want something bold off the grill. The Italian recipe is heavily inspired by...
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Thank you Redzed, and your feedback on the Argentinian prompted me to read some past topics and search the internet.
I will make the Italian first and try to tweak the Argentinian recipe a little with a small batch to try. There is an Argentinian family living across the road in my sub division. He...
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Sat Jun 20, 2015 14:36
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