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have you ever tried lubing the horn with some cooking spray or a little oil before slipping the tubed casings over it?
I more than likely would end up messing around like you do, nothing really makes a chore out of sausage making like having the casings stick to the horn while you are trying...
you will likely want to forget about the chip loader while making sausage. get yourself an amazen pellet tube or tray dont look back. I would also look at the mailbox mod that many have gone to for a cleaner smoke with the MES smokers.
that sounds more like pork trim prices in these parts. I have never tried to buy just fat, but I paid about .90 for some 70/30 pork trim a couple months back. great way to buy blending meat for sausage IMO.
fairness in conversation... Syracuse's sheep casing that are $41 are a 18-20MM pack and should be quality pieces with a total footage of 300', the $12.99 from sausage maker is a home pack (questionable quality) of 20-26mm (wide range) of shorts (pain in the butt at times in my opinion) and is...
Cabelas and BassPro are currently both running a no minimum/ 99 cent shipping promo if you use the promo code "MartinWins" when you go to check out. Otherwise you can get free shipping on any order of $50 or more. Their vacuum bags are pretty good quality and the price seems decent.
I got the...
nice looking steaks, I dont think anybody will convince me of a better way to prepare beef than the reverse sear... if you want to kick it up a notch on those... dry brine them about 4-6 hours ahead of time with kosher salt and when you throw them on to indirect cook them, throw a chunk of...
I am wondering if he didnt get the "fresh" sausage casings instead of the "smoked" casings. the "fresh" collagens will not handle the weight of hanging.
if you mixed it up thoroughly and gave it some time to do its thing you will likely be alright. the advice in this thread is spot on though, get a small electric coffee grinder (like $10-$15 at walmart) , grinding the cure and spices I think makes them easier to incorporate into the liquid...
you may end up a little over smokey, but give it a whirl, I am sure that others with pellet grills will chime in on the cooker aspect.
as far as how long... doneness is determined by product temp. now product temp is a matter of #1 and most important is food saftey and killing bugs (lower...
just my 2 cents here, save your $40 or $50 that you were going to spend on the grinder attachment and use it to buy a decent smaller grinder. I went against many who told me not to waste my money and listened to the few who said it would be fine, I did one batch ( with all the tricks) and...
they will be fine, especially if they were unopened in a sealed bag.
if you got one of the cabelas commercial grinders you got a good one. I wanted one, but missed out and ended up with a carnivore series, but had used one like you have and I think I liked the commercial one better...
kosher salt and brown sugar or what?
Thanks Bear, Ive always been a dog person and never had any qualms with putting down a beef, but I had to have the butcher bring a trigger man along as I just couldnt see myself doing this one. I felt like a big pansy, but somehow that big ol longhorn...
you used that default settings?
Cure #1 % Nitrite... 6.25%
Salt % Desired... 2%
Sugar % Desired... 1%
I've never made regular bacon so I am not sure what the ratios are supposed to be.
thats what I was thinking when I looked at it, its something I definitely plan on trying once I get through all my wild game from last year. I've got a ton of ground beef to use up as well since I had to put my avatar down last fall. He was 14 and I didnt think he would make very good steaks...
Hey all, looking for scratch made formed bacon seasoning recipes as I have been wanting to try it for a while now. I have about 6 pounds of goose breast in the freezer that is going to meet the grinder and get mixed with about an equal amount of ground pork trim (30-35% fat)
I know there...
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