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I just saw your reply. Thanks. I am from Sylvan Lake. Where are you from? Regarding your mix, are you saying besides the 65/35 mix, you add another 4 lbs of bacon? What kind of bacon do you recommend?
Hi ab. I am a fellow Albertan also. I sent you a note the other day regarding your swiss cheese and bacon smokies. Can you tell me your meat combination for that batch? Barry
I have been attempting to copy a snack stick I previously used to purchase. It was called Sweet Chilie. I have the sweet part thanks to PS Seasoning's very tasty Honey BBQ. Thanks to the members on this board who advised me on different seasoning companies. Now, for the spiciness. I am thinking...
I am about to try a new venison salami recipe. It calls for 5 lbs of venison, 600 grams of pork back fat and 2 tsp of cure. Does not specify type of cure. Instructions say to hang the sausage for a week in a cool place then cold smoke under 70 degrees for 3 days. Hang 4 weeks in a cool place. I...
I have always liked Hi Mountain jerky mixes. They are in many stores up here in Canada that carry Hi Mountain products. Never tried their sausage mixes. Thanks,
That's interesting as a Jewish friend of mine will send me the recipe for those hot dogs, copy cat style. Your info will help me out. Thanks very much. Barry
I have only used lemon zest. For your recipe no more than 1/2 lemon. I put a whole one in plus juice and it was too much. I have an Italian sausage recipe where I do the same and it is great. Remember you are still experimenting with this recipe, I think. B
One of the secrets I learned in Germany was putting lemon zest in the mix. Have you tried that? By the way, too much really affects the taste in a negative way. B
I do not have a drying chamber and am attempting Landjaeger. Here is my question. Would it work if I put the sausage in my dehydrator and ensured the temperature was low. I am thinking bout putting it in my cool garage. What do you think?
Look up Colberg Bratwurst. It was developed in the Colburg area of Germany. I am in Germany right now and do not have access to my recipes. Best brat I have made. H
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