Italian sausage

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yance

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Noob here.  Been reading a lot so I finally signed up.

Attempted my first batch (5 lb) of Italian sausage today from an Eastman Outdoors kit.  Only have my Kitchenaid to grind and stuff. 

Next batch I'll have a real stuffer.
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Yance
 
Great job and nice looking Italian sausage there Yance. Welcome to SMF............... You wont regret a designated vertical stuffer
 

Joe
 
Welcome, yance!

 Italian sausages are a great way to get started!

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May I suggest on your next batch that you clear a larger space in order to have more room to move about.

Any flat surface is ideal and you wouldn't feel so confined to such a constricted area.

I'm a bit of a fanatic about getting my work area just so before I introduce any raw meat product. I find it much easier to keep everything safe & clean by de-cluttering my work space. Easy to clean-up afterwards too, with no wayward bits of raw meat finding there way onto things.

I lightly wash & bleach my boards before beginning and take all the brick'a bracks off the counter to allow me the ability to clean the surface area where they will contact the meat.

Having 'wiggle' room when you make sausages is a real blessing—and not hard to accomplish.

Bleached board with all my wife's counter clutter removed =clean & manageable work area.


Kevin 
 
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