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Right now all of the sausages I've made are fresh. Once the wife and i get the technique down pact and our recipes sorted out, we'll do smoke versions of what we make.
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For me keeping the sausge temperature as low as I can when grinding, mixing, and stuffing is a major concern, so I decided to get a vertical stuffer since the consensus seemed to be that using the grinder to stuff casings is much slower than if you have a dedicated...
Sure Dan the credit for the recipe goes to Marvin Gapultos the owner of an LA Food blog "Burnt Lumpia" If you can't find filipino vinegar, use a good quality apple cider vinegar.
Homemade Longanisa v2.0
Makes 15-20 sausage links
(For a more in-depth read on sausage making, see my original...
Aloha Everyone
My wife and I did our first Sausage last week…Venison. Sorry no views on that one. Just to be sure we could do another successful sausage again we decided to do a Filipino sausage that is known as Longanisa. There are many regions in the Philippines that make their version of...
Out here I usually see the butcher at the grocery store that we shop at. Last month when I last made bacon pork belly was 3.99 a lb. I picked up a 5 lb. slab and when I got home I cut it into 2 pieces. I've been keeping my smoked bacon whole. I slice only what we will eat at the time.
Try looking at the Camp Chef 24. I also got mine at Gander Mountain a few years ago. What was incredible was that they shipped it to Hawaii for $50.00.
Why not keep the GOSM? Good to have a back up or another smoker for another purpose...you could get a Amaze n Smoker and turn your GOSM into a cold smoker..... for bacon
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