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Awesome, Do you have a way to damper your smoke stack? Like the diamond plate. Should hold heat pretty good. Good job! Put some meat in it and send us a Qview. Thanks for sharing
First of all you need to dry your sausage. Will you be drying it in your smoker o?
If you do it in your smoker get to a temp of 90 degrees until your sausage is dry to the touch.
After your sausage is dry, send the smoke to it. Get your temp up to 160 - 165 degrees.
Then you need to let it...
welcome Millmonster, glad you found us. We are like family, although most of us will never meet in person, someone is always there for you. Hope to see lots of pics from you.
Well last night I browned 2# of my fresh ground Hamburger. When I finished I drained and did a weight check. I had 1.20# of meat. Made some really good tacos with it. The family was pleased. Purpose of this thread? I will not buy prepackaged Hamburger meat again.
I know, it's nuts. Normal people don't really know where Hamburger meat comes from. Most of it is processed from cut offs. When butchers process their prime cuts, they take the trimmings, run them through the grinder and BAM, you have Hamburger meat.
I don't know about all of you, but it is getting hard for me to pay $5.36 a pound for Hamburger meat here in my area. I found 2 Rump Roast on sale at my local market for $3.28 a pound,, so guess what I did?
I ran them through my grinder and I now have 6 pounds of fresh Hamburger meat...
My mother-in-law would fight you for the burnt stuff. Every time I cook at the family gathering, I have to burn her portion. The fattie looks really good though and I bet it was awesome. I wish we had a pic of the good stuff inside to check out.
when I do mine. I start with just a small amount of water and heavy salt. I guess you could say 1 part water 3 parts salt. Shake it up real good for mixing. I usually put mine in the freezer and use them within a couple of month's, but Rienhard said that you can put them in the fridge for a...
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