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i truly enjoy this kielbasa... 50/50 pork to moose and like the mix to be about 20% pork fat. so 80% meat and 20% pork fat. any less and ya start getting toward a dryer sausage and ya need the fat for flavour.
Boykjo is the sausage guy on here for sure so maybe he will have some input for...
and remember you can use a big hat pin or sausage pin to "prick" the air bubble so it can escape. sausage looks better smoked with the bubbles gone and the smoke penetrates better i think..
Goliath
i have changed up a bit and like the coarse plate for grinding the meat, but if i can separate the fat from the meat i will grind my fat with a small plate. just looks more appealing to some people. they dont see these larger pieces of fat but totally enjoy the meaty look of a coarse ground...
Happy New Year Disco......
are those pellets the Myron Mixon pellets from Amazon.ca..
one hell of a good deal. I bought a few different kinds to try out and see how they are. FREE SHIPPING
Goliath
Here is the cheese bible......
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/123130/mr-ts-smoked-cheese-from-go-to-show-w-q-view
he is also great about answering back when ya send him a message.
Goliath
i finally ended up getting a top drawer electric mill.....
i was getting tired of it getting messy and greasy as i used it cooking and eating and the wood ones just never cleaned up good enough. had one for 30 yrs and lied them.
i read a million reviews and went with the Trudeau mill, battery...
Started the bacon in the brine last week, smoking 2 loins of Back Bacon as i type this and just finished stuffing 20lbs of Pepperoni to smoke tomorrow. The fresh oysters go in the brine tomorrow to smoke Tuesday so i can can them Wednesday.
Then it will be at least 20 lbs of Kielbasa on the...
this is a brine i found here on the forum and have used many times with great results...
makes the skin like leather though. i brine spatched hens for 2 days and it comes out VERY tasty !!!
I take a standard poultry brine of:
1 Gal Water
2.5 oz Salt - Kosher
2.5 oz Sugar
1 ½ tsp Garlic...
I can buy the oysters for $7.50/lb Canadian. thats about $3 American ... LOL
then my shipping is $2 per pound BUT still works out to a great bargain.
roughly 1000 miles and a ferry ride off island. packed in ice, styrofoam coolers in wax boxes and thru the post guarantee 2 day delivery. the...
I just ordered up 50 lbs for a friend and myself from Fanny Bay down on Vancouver Island .....
will be smoking them in a few days, then eating, canning and eating some more.
GONNA BE AN OYSTER FEST
Goliath
i think it coulda used more fat, i didnt use much at all... the healthy wiener ... LOL
so the texture was quite dense, not grainy, flavour was good... (not as good as the spices you sent me)
i used the Rytek recipe and your smoking instructions.
ALL THE VULTURES LOVED THEM ..... as we are...
I have had the adventure using sheeps casings a few times now. each time the endeavor has gotten easier BUT HOW I MISS STUFFING KIELBASA compared to these tiny little fragile BAST88DS !!!!
i have also notice i am making larger batches so i dont have to raise my bloodpressure so high... as often...
i have off and on luck with my AMNPS so i bought the tube smoker. IT DOESNT GO OUT !!!!!
the other option i tried was putting a couple large bolts on the bottom of my mod so the tray is up off the ground. works better. i have actually welded 2 tubes length ways together as they sit in the...
i actually do my beans for HOURS !!!!!!
i stir them every hour and mix that smoke flavour in. i hold my temp at 225 steady and have a home built electric smoker. never ever worried about drying my beans out, it all about the smoke ......
so i will put my beans in at around 9 am, then the ribs...
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