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Yea, working on posting picks from my phone but cant get it to work. Might have to email to myself then post once I get home. just pulled the Jap. & cheese. Turned out good, but has some splotchy spots. I was afraid it would happen smoking it laying on racks. Has a great taste and texture...
Well I have finally got around to making my first batch of sausage. I did 25 lb. (15 Lbs of deer, 10 lbs of pork butt). I ground first through corse plate, seasoned then ran through 4.5mm plate. I used Rebel butcher smoked sausage seasoning with 4.5 cups of water and cure. Then I split the mix...
I always use mine on a glass top and recently did a sauce piquant in a cast iron camp oven( Dutch oven with legs) and it worked great. I didn't think it would but it worked exactly like if it was sitting directly against the surface.
Sounds good, gonna give that a try too! Thanks for the info guys. I'm gonna try an A.C.Legg jalepeno blend on some deer sausage. I will post up pics and review when I get it done.
I was wondering if y'all use the same seasoning blend on your Jal. & cheese smoked sausage as your regular smoked sausage, or if you use a completely different blend? I am fixing to order several different blends to try and was just curious as to what you sausage pros use. Thanks in advance
I know the processor I'm talking about makes probably the best summer sausage I've ever eaten. I'm not sure what seasoning blend he uses, but I'm almost positive it's Rebel Butcher supplies blend. I know he does a 50/50% ratio. I am going to make some at the end of the season if I have enough...
A guy I know has a local processor add green olives to his venison summer sausage. I've never tried it but have heard its great. I did try some once that had diced pepperoni in it. It was very good. We usually do regular and Jalepeno and chedder. Great looking sausage BTW!!
I use lard. Best to use an animal fat as it penetrates the pores of the pot better and helps make it "nonstick" . At least this has been my experience with all my cast iron. Good job on the restore BTW. Nothing finer to cook in than a good cast iron pot.
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