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Thanks for that, my boudin was froze before and i took it out of the casing and made a ball real quick while the wife was making fries. I rolled it in bread crumbs without dredging it and dropped it in. I going to try tour method. Thanks again
What you doing to keep it from falling apart in the deep fryer. I never tried to fry balls,figured they would fall apart. Well I grab some out of the fridge after reading this ,took em out of the casing and made a ball then rolled in bread crumbs and drop it in the deep fryer at 350. It kinda...
we recently found a store that has butts that were out of date. Also much of their other FROZEN meat. They sell frozen meat that ran out of their fresh date and they were froze.We buy frozen butts for making sausage for .69 cents a pound. you can't beat that. They have other meats selling for...
well I forgot to mention that we do spray with a food grade lubricate and we have been using the tube that is actually the size under for the sausage and we just hold back ever so gently and the casing fills out good. Thank you guys for replying
when we stuff, the casing is sticking on the stuffing tube. we dribble water on the casing as we stuff to help keep it moist but it only helps some.we also slide the casing close to the end of the tube to help it slide off. we grind and stuff at the same time now after we got a LEM grinder and...
we always have used oak to smoke, but this year (cousin Tom) who owns the smokehouse recently had several cherry trees cut down and wants to use the cherry. It hasn't had time to dry all the way. We'll probably wind up using both. How you'll think that will work, all cherry or mixed with oak...
I just had a pear tree blow over. I was just looking for any post about pear tree wood.
Anybody used any. I would appreciate hearing about somebody using it.
I have a point half and trimmed the fat off. I trimmed it down to it went in to two pieces.
But I got the fat out. I guess I will cook in two pieces, what about cook time and IT.
I trim the heck out of it and I'm sure it's a poor quality brisket, but we on the learning curve.
Hello to everyone,I've looked on here a bunch of times trying to learn stuff. I have an old offset that I built that we call the torpedo,I also have a MES that I drug out of the junk that my SIL threw away. I put glass in door and new racks and it works just fine. I found this site while looking...
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