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I have no problem stuffing myself. Not sure where you can find this stuffer its powered by water from your faucet which pushes a piston down the tube. This cost me about 80 dollars 25 years ago. The stuffer tube is 13.34 mm outside diameter 9.75 mm inside diameter and will hold 7 lbs.
It can get expensive trying to customize a smoker hopefully someone with experience with a masterbuilt can help. I built a smoker from a warming cabinet it has become a bit spendy but is putting out some great food but other issues develop 1 I am losing too much heat, 2 temp probes are in the...
Looks like I have another recipe to try. there is no great andouille sausage up here, too far north. My problem sometimes is making large batches what you have there looks pretty tasty.
The last time I got sheep casings they were about the same size as the hi mountain casings. I have used their hunters blend as a hot dog which turned out pretty good. I guess your only options are to cut open those casings and get the sausage into something smaller or link what you have. --...
It's an oxidation of the iron component of something. Not a problem if (if the meat is fresh) I've heard they package meat with carbon monoxide to stop this from happening.
The fresh casings are not meant to be hung in a smoker not strong enough. The smoked are suitable for smoking. Basically fresh for fresh sausage smoked for smoked.
My dad told me his mother would make 5 loaves at a time every couple days and always had a jar of starter, this was back in the '40's & 50's. Would this be the same process that she was using? There's no way it took five weeks to make a loaf they would have starved.
Are you basically getting an ad that covers the page forcing you to close the browser? If so that's what I was dealing with a couple weeks ago, BASF ad. I just switched to the Samsung browser with an ad block extension.
25 year old dakota water press stuffer (serial number 32) trying out the new jerky shooter for the snack sticks. Grinder is a #32 on a 1 hp motor with a gear reduction unit turns at 115 rpm works pretty good.
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