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It's a spare mixer she has and I can convince her I will get it out of the way so she can have more baking room
If it will mix sausage it will be a win on both fronts
If not it will just be in storage
Innovation
That's what's this forum brings out.
My wife owns a bakery and has a large mixer that she doesn't use that I will try.
This thing is large floor model with a bowl bigger than a 5 gallon bucket.
Now I just got to get it moved to the cave at the house
I have thought of the drywall mixer and drill and it ballooned into a complicated project that involved a drillpress and holding fixtures .
I am a tool & die machinist by trade and usually find it cheaper and easier to just purchase a good product.
I will revisit this idea and not try to over...
Entertaining the idea of a meat mixer like the LEM 25# tilt mixer?
This thought was inspired after mixing 25 pounds by hand this weekend
What's everyone's thoughts and suggestions?
Is it safe to fry and eat sausage patties immediately after mixing spice and cure #1 to test the flavoring.
Just had a C.R.S brain spell and can't the decision.
So I ask the great teachers on here for information on the safety
I think I will try a small container of water next time.
Just need to find the time to fit them in the smoke schedule
I got 2 MES 40 but one is down for improvement mods so that puts the full load on the only one running at the moment
Those sausages were done about an hour after 2 chuck roast...
Makes sense now
So I will mix the spice and cure the night before and then stuff and smoke the next day on the next ones
It's cheep to experiment when pork butts are .98 cents a pound and they sure have to be bad not to eat
Read you're information on how to prep casings when I first started with this sausage obsession and have followed it to the letter
Maybe I should have stuffed them tighter or they could be old cause I've had them about 3 mouths
I really appreciate the help and advice !
They were a hank I got from a local butcher and used a few times
They were fine on some fresh sausage about two weeks ago and then stored with plain salt and water in refrigerator
They stuffed fine and rested about 24 hours in refrigerator then in the smoker at 120 Dem for an hour then bumped...
Need a little advice
I smoked 10# of sausage Sunday that I prepared on Saturday and the hog casings are tuff.
They were a modified Pop's breakfast sausage with cure #1 and pepper flakes ,garlic and onion powder.
The test fry was great tasting.
I started the MES at 120deg and ramped the temp up...
Thanks .
I think I will try 1/3 cup white and 1/3 cup brown sugar on a small butt I got in the fridge to see if it is better to my taste .
Like it a little salty instead of sweet. Wife even said it was to sugary. She has a sweet tooth and owns a bakery .
The last I made was with himountain...
I started with a deboned and butterflied Boston but and soaked it in Pop's brine recipe with 1/2 cup seasalt , 1 cup granulated sugar , 1 cup brown sugar , 1 tbs cure #1 for 11 days . Smoked to an internal temp of 150 .
It turned out good but it is just about to sweet .
The question...
so many options . They all sound good . Just need to pick one and work the bugs out of it. This option seems like the most practical and unusual . kinda set it and forget I hope
I have no doubt about the mail box mod and the Am
AMNPS but I was just trying to use what I had on hand which was almost an unlimited supply of wood chips . Would the AMNPS work with wood chips ?
Thinking bout trying to use a MES 30 to cold smoke cheese and bacon.
I have a large supply of hard wood chips (hickory cherry apple & pecan) and was thinking on useing a small cheep toaster oven with a vent hose to the MES 30 to burn and keep the wood chips smoking . The temp. control would be...
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