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I got my #12 grinder from http://m.gandermountain.com/Home-Gifts/Food-Processing/Game-Meat-Processing/Grinders. The extra plates are from Butcher Packer, they told me the plate sizes are standard, considering loose tolerances! I have not had an issue with any of the extra dies. Many of the...
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Not sure what size grinder you have but Butcher Packer has a 3/4" plate for #10 & #12 if that would fit. I got my #12 at Gander Mountain on sale for $107 last fall.
http://www.butcher-packer.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=18_77
Chef Willie those links look great, I think you did...
The links look nice and I like the "log", makes a perfect snack for the chef.
If you meat is cold enough and you still get the smear, check to make sure the blade it snug on the die. I think I saw a post on here where someone sharpened honed their grinder blade on a sheet of 360 metal...
Start researching now and find the places that sell them. Subscribe to their special offers emailings or watch the sites, seems like they have good sales for the holidays. The good folks on this site are also great at pointing out special deals. Can be a big help if you need everything...
I have the MES 30 and the 5x8 amnps and it seems to work best when I place it right above the chip loading box near the right wall. (as close to the loader hole as I can get it)
An option might be the mailbox mod and an aquarium pump to add more air...
Years back one of my suppliers brought in the ivory, purple and chocolate bells for me to try out. All were very good but I have not seen them since then. I think they came from Holland.
You will want the house wide open if you do this, it will make a stink! I to have switched to flax seed oil and it seems to be the best way to go. (it does kinda stink to me during the bake in/on process, sorta like fish)
Here is one that is popular. I think of it as a good recipe and not spicy. It is easy to do a taste test before all pepper is added and adjust from there. http://www.nolacuisine.com/2005/11/14/andouille-sausage-recipe/
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