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Not to hijack another posting but what is your recipe for pork Frank's? Been wanting to try my own beef/pork Frank's maybe with some cheese but would love to make my own vs buying processed franks... bologna is my next adventure as well.
I make an apple maple bfast sausage that is amazing vs bulk but I agree the sheep casings are a pain in the ass...not sure about the pretubed sheep but I use alot of the 29-32 pretubed & like the ease of use...plus the more you buy the more they give you off I generally order enough to get one...
That Kielbasa looks great...you like that 1/3 venison ratio? I have always been curious what ratio of meat allows it to considered a wild game (venison) sausage...at least for resale as wild game sausage.
This is the basic recipe I use - nutmeg
Really makes a good brat straight forward & easy to make. .5 lb cheese per 5lb
Jan 28, 2013#1
I have been making brats for a little over a year now. I have done both Shooter Ricks and the Wisc. recipe. I ended up just combining the recipes together...
My favorite brat mushroom swiss. Did 30 lbs of pork butt, 2 lbs of sauteed mushrooms & 3 lbs high temp swiss. These are cooked in hot water bath read to package up in packs of 5.
Curious about your sundried tomato recipe...I have one I'll share to compare mine is sundried tomato fresh basil fresh garlic parmesan all soaked in olive oil ground with the chicken & high temp mozzarella cheese.
I use dried jalapenos for brats sticks & summer sausage it is great never had an issue depending on who is eating them depends on my quantity for heat.
I make quite a few different brats/sausage and I always throw them in a hot water bath up to a IT of 160, cool on racks the vacuum pack in packs of 5. This works for my family we are pretty busy so when we have sausage for dinner its defrost then really just mark them on the grill and heat through.
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