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Linguica and chourico are the reason I began my sausage making journey as I grew up on them but could not get them when I lived in South Texas. I've found a few recipes on the net but have been tweaking one for a couple of years now. I think I'm getting close to the flavor but can't get...
Dan,
I went with this recipe: http://www.meatsandsausages.com/sausage-recipes/wiener
The finished product was very good but the mace was a little too prevalent. The next time I make these I'm going to reduce the mace a little bit.
Talan,
I went back last summer and yes choked down a few...
Thanks everyone. It was my intent to package some for later use but my family had other ideas. Not a single link survived to see sunrise. I guess that tells me all that I needed to know.
After seeing all of the recent wiener posts I had to finally break down and try it. Not a bad result for my rookie run. I'm going to try some different recipes for future runs and hopefully be as happy as I was with this one.
I went with a 50/50 mix of beef sirloin and pork butt.
Four...
Looks great! I am going to have to give your recipe a try. Just out of curiousity, how does yours measure up to the sausage that you are trying to emulate?
Great first run.
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