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I love my TSM stuffers. I have 2 5# TSM stuffers and a 24# TSM. I also have a F. Dick 24# and a German made 30# not stamped with brand. I use one of my 5# TSM stuffers for about 80% of all the sausage I make. It is small and easily cleaned. It is an older TSM which was made in the USA. It...
Palladini,
The best part of making your own sausage is the freedom to add what you like. You can tailor the final product to your particular tastes. I did have a question about the level of Mustard seed you use. That has to make for some spicy Kielbasa.
Good luck, I can't wait to see the...
I have a US Made 5# TSM for sale. It is the little white one in the front. They have high density resin gears, stronger than steel and smother operation.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/g/a/120574/kabanosy/
x2. Soak them overnight at least, then flush well. You can also add a cap full of vinegar. Another thing you can do is to poach them when finished smoking. It rehydrates the outermost layer a bit.
You have a lot more patience than I do to stuff 75 pounds of sausage with a 5lb stuffer. I agree with Joe looks like 36-38 hog casing. Looks like you will have some good eating for quite a while.
I use 1/2" Oak dowels all the time in my smoker. Feel free to try my Keilbasa recipe if you like.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/129813/kielbasa-start-to-finish-for-chef-jimmy
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