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...the right side. Sticks are hanging in the smoker with racks removed. This was my first run with the new set up but my third attempt at snacksticks. First batch of sticks with the stock MES40 turned excellent but haven’t been able to recreate. My process is based off of a post by BGKYsmoker...
We only make summer sausage, snacksticks and burgers so I can see where a fine grind would be best . Anything else would be for chili or something. I may just do a coarse grind on all of it , freeze it 1lb at bags, then can fine grind it in needed ?
Over the last several months I started making snacksticks. So far mostly beef, but one time pork. I use a recipe from Age Of Andersen's Youtube channel, Beef Bulgogi Sticks which is what I made today.
At first, I borrowed a smoker from a friend, a Masterbuilt Electric 30" digital. I made 3...
I medium grind vension and stuff into 1# bags for meal cooking and 1.7# bags as 3 + 5# for making 20# batches of various stuff I showed I make. I might fine grind pork and mix with medium ground thawed deer to make sticks or bologna. I find medium grind works best for me for general purpose...
Doing a batch of snacksticks. I typically hang them in my MES but trying racks this time. I think I can fit more in the smoker. I cut them to length and placed on racks. Is this meat oozing out of the end going to be ok or should I have tied them?
...They source from two local Mennonite farmers and all local and all no hormones and no injections of any kind. But beef fat is just fine also.
I like to cut deer meat for bologna and snacksticks with 50/50 pork shoulder and I think it is a much firmer product than when I used 73% ground beef.
Rookie here,
For the first time, I'm making my own deer snacksticks and sausage. I have the seasoning (using surecure cure#1) and stuffing under control. I'm looking for guidance on what to do after. I'm going to be using a pellet smoker to smoke the sticks and sausage.
Based on what I've...
Piedmontese. Ordered from them quite a few times. Great quality meats and other items. Their snacksticks are awesome. They often have deals that are very competitive to stuff from local stores but better quality.
...ground deer burger for making chease burgers , breakfast patties , and in place of beef for dinners sometimes. LOVE summer sausage and snacksticks ...
problem is my uncle is gone and so are his recipes. He always seasoned and added the beef fat the ground we used for hamburgers , breakfast...
We dont believe in eating pork..
But hard to avoid 100% its in lot of stuff now days so try our best anyways . The ground beef is little softer for sure . Iv done 80/20 beef for summer sausage and was pretty good tho
...I used to get it for $.50 a pound and now went up to $.75 a pound.
I got some recipes you can use/ review for changes. The spicy snacksticks came from @R Blum recipe and the hot one is his and spicy I reduced so the girls can eat it...
I am fairly new to sausage making (2 years in) and just finished my 3rd or 4th batch of snacksticks. I've learned a couple things that I thought may be helpful to other newbies. Of course there is more to these tricks to making good snacksticks, but sometimes it's a few small details that make...
Pretty stoked - been looking for a MES, Bradley etc used for awhile and came across this so grabbed it. Now I just need to test it out. I would like to make snacksticks on it. Not clear if I need to mod it but will see.
Not sure of how old but it has a puck feed attachment
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...We went to a thing called " Makers of Missouri " . All kinds of things there . Pricey , yes . I paid 10 bucks for 5 beef and cheddar snacksticks . Lol . My Son bought some dry soup mixes , that he now orders online . Expensive , but that's OK now and then . Treat yourself to something...
Good video, yeah I didnt drain mine that good . Kinda scared to try it again lol... I like to make the small snacksticks with collagen cases from bearded butcher and 1.5lb summer sausage cases from cabela's.. how do you prep your pickled jalapenos for use ?
On the snacksticks I might run...
It's been a known process on the forums here... I put my snacksticks (after cutting to size) in the brown paper lunch bags and in the fridge for a few (or more) days ...
After spending time reading how to make snacksticks in this forum, I finally made my first time ever snacksticks. It’s a 80/20 ratio, 80% venison meat and 20% pork mixed with Owen’s Honey BBQ seasoning and hot temp cheddar cheese using Smoketo collagen casing (19mm). I started at 115 F for 1...
...find some here just need a short drive. We have all sorts of these Amish/Swiss/small cheese shops. They carry mostly cheese but also snacksticks and the like. Found this pretty quick but most of these places do not have product searches on their site. The link seems to be the most...
...seen the final temp listed anywhere +/- 3F from the 154 number. To me, 154 for beef is ruined. Which in my setup seems correct for snacksticks as well because this latest batch done to 154 was overdone. Some, dramatically overdone.
Most people I've seen doing this stuff use a fossil...
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