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I added garlic, worshire, pepper and onion into the hamburger before the final grind. it really added to the flavor. I only wish I had added more. the taste was much better and the sense that I knew what i was eating really added to the flavor too.
the ad doesn't say what the % fat is. it also omits "chuck" in the description. so I suspect it is the cheaper high fat roasts. plus it is cheaper than hamburger is right now. buying the discounted meat is a great idea!!
I couldn't agree more with you on making your own so you know what is...
our local Shop n Save has shoulder roast on sale for $3/lb. we are out of hamburgers so I thought of using our grinder and patty maker and making several pounds of our own.
my questions are:
is shoulder roast a good roast to use?
has anyone done this while adding in spices like garlic and...
that's a bummer that you guys say LEM sucks. I can get that her locally pretty easy. it seems that is quite a bit of debate which is better: natural or collagen. I wish I had done a poll.
I sure appreciate the feedback
I am just getting into sausage making. I made a batch of breakfast sausage and chorizo last weekend. I made the breakfast into patties and the chorizo into small bags.
I want my next batches to be italian sausage and smoked kielbasa. is there any reason I can't use the collagen casings for...
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