GARY'S EASY BREAKFAST SAUSAGE

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Dang , Gary. That's a nice post. You're going strong , 15K + post . Don't you work
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Gary, thanks for the recipe, gonna try it. Made the trip to super one myself, stocked up some Butts. Course had to make several trips. 

 Loved your post and the finished product looks outstanding. CF
 
 
Gary, thanks for the recipe, gonna try it. Made the trip to super one myself, stocked up some Butts. Course had to make several trips. 

 Loved your post and the finished product looks outstanding. CF
Not a bad price I have 3 in the freezer and one for the sausage.  I caught the a while back for $1.27

Gary
 
Man, I love sausage, but with all the extra junk they put in it, my wife said NO WAY!!

I showed her this post and she is picking up some Butt today.

TY for the info.
 
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Thanks Gary,  butts are pretty cheap here, bellies are what's high.

Thanks for the point

Gary
 
So, Gary, we made up a small batch of your sausage today. Used chicken, goose and some bacon.

Gotta say, this is some of the best I have ever had.

I'll post a pic of some frying once I finish grinding the last batch of meat up. 
 
Thanks, You never know how peoples taste varies  glad you liked it.  I think I said this in another post, I like the flavor  but my wife doesn't she really only likes Purnell's Old Folks Sausage. Still trying to figure out their recipe. She did say she liked the deer sausage I used to make, I told her I used AC Leggs seasoning, bought some, made some she said it still wasnt what she remembered.

Tough critic.

Gary
 
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Gary, little confused with your measurements. Are they (.)2 and (.)6 and (.)5 of this an that in tsp or tb. Or .2 and .6 and .5 of this an that per lb? Getting ready to do this and don't want to screw it up. Thanks for the help!!
 
Gary, little confused with your measurements. Are they (.)2 and (.)6 and (.)5 of this an that in tsp or tb. Or .2 and .6 and .5 of this an that per lb? Getting ready to do this and don't want to screw it up. Thanks for the help!!
.2 ,  .6   ,   .5         Just multiply how many pounds of meat times these partial spoon fulls

Gary
 
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