Wieners on the Smokin'-It #3

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Got a couple of briskets for St Patrick's day as well...
 
Ground up some pork butts, combined with ground chuck (88/12), and cut in some pork belly for a final mix of ~70/30 fat to lean. Probably 60/40 pork to beef.


I did three separate batches- one emulsified, two course ground in my kitchen aid grinder. Passed all through the KA grinder course then fine plates, twice.
 
Great start!

I'll be here.

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Al
 
Nice. I love having them big trays for stuffing

I agree, they opened a restaurant depot near me recently and I picked up three of those commercial baking sheets for something like seven dollars each I love them!
 
All stuffed into 20-22 mm sheep casings from Spokane spice and a few in hog casings since I was sick of threading sheep casings on the small horn at the end...
 
Conclusions:

The batch I emulsified in my kitchen aid food processor was probably 10% higher fat so maybe 60% lean to 40% fat ratio was the best.

The other two were probably 70% lean to 30% fat and only coarse ground to make a old fashion style wiener. The taste was good but maybe a little too dry and crumbly meaning I need more fat in the course ground version .


Taste is really good but could use more salt and pepper and possibly more paprika.
 
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