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You probably could do that. Just be sure to store it in a tightly sealed container as it will pick up ambient flavors. Also do not add the water until you are ready to stuff. I wish you luck, can't wait to see the results.
You might check at the Piggly Wiggly for sheep casings. I know they have hog casings at a great price, $5.99 a hank!! If you get Sheeps, you should try your hand at Kabanosy, it should be in the calculator, if not I can send to you
Here is a link to my recipe calculator. It is an excel spreadsheet which calculates the spices needed based on the wieght of meat
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I use picnic all the time. The muscle gets more work so it will be more flavorful, but also tougher. I posted a while ago the process for Kielbasa using a picnic. It will be leaner than most butts plus you can also make pork rinds from the skin...
I bought 3 TSM 5lbs from a company who was going out of business, just because they were the older models made in the USA. The 2 F Dick stuffers and 24lb TSM stuffers I bought at an auction along with 3 slicers. Thought I was buying 3 total turns out it was 3 of each. That taught me to read...
I gernerally hang mine. About 2 hours in, I turn them. Stay away from the horn type, very hard to use especially with smaller diameter sausages. Vertical stuffers are good. I can sell you one of mine.
Paul,
You may want to invest in a dedicated stuffer. I see you ran it through your grinder. This can cause the fat to smear and render out during smoking. Watch your temps pretty closely and hopefully you will not have any problems.
Shannon
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