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What I did with mine was to get a piece of3" round aluminum leader(drain pipe) cut to length from the crimped end and just forced it into the vent pipe from the bottom. It's a real snug fit and should hold by itself, if not drill and put in a screw.
I add 15-20% beef fat for burger or 10%beef fat and 10% pork fat for meatloaf or meatballs. Burgers I usually grind once with a small plate about 3/16ts. Loaf and ball twice, once with a large 3/8 once with a smaller one .
just saw your latest post, You got the plan all right.
I found this while looking at your pictures and looked it up. I Made it today. I was going to serve broccoli on the side but decided at the last minute to just add the cooked broccoli to the melange. Definitely going to be making again, and for company. It was delicious.
Looks great.
It is my experience that using dried bread crumbs just sucks up what juices are in the 'balls and makes them drier where as using bread(I soak mine in milk) seems to make them airier and more moist. Plus it's a good way to get rid of the heels and stale bread besides french toast.
I use a mix of white and dark for chicken or turkey roll. I save the chunks of fat from whole chickens I've cut up and add that. Also chicken broth and semolina flour. I smoke at 150 for about an hour and a half and finish at 170-175 till internal of 160. .
with the kitchen aid I use the small plate and grind once on my larger grinder I use 3/16 or 4 mm still only grinding once. This way I get tiny chunks of fat that I can see.
I Have re-heated them before but never from a frozen state. I saved and froze 3 ABT's for stuffing a fattie, but needed a fix. So I put 1 in the micro wave , it was a whole one with just a slice cut off like a boat and wrapped in a whole slice of bacon(always use whole strips) 1 min on high...
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