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That's is really awesome. Once I get the recipes restored I will definitely be trying them out. I am going to make copies od the books and laminate them so I can use it without worrying about ruining them.
An early Christmas present from my grandma. A couple recipe books that her mom (my great grandma) had one of which has several hand written recipes including a couple for sausage. Going to have to do some work to be able to fully read them as they are quite faded.
Yeah they turned out quite well. Will probably up the fat a little next time they are just every so slightly dry and maybe a few small seasoning tweaks but overall for my first go I couldn't be more pleased.
Thanks everybody for all the help. I ended up doing an 80/20 mix by grinding in pork fat.
Here is a pic of some of the finished product
Hickory smoked venison andouille.
So I'm looking to make some smoked sausage gonna be a venison and pork mix. This will be my 1st attempt at it and I'm looking for recommendations on a good recipe. So if you don't mind it hit me up with what you got.
Also what kind of casing do you prefer?
Thanks in advance.
I'm preparing to do smoke sausage for the 1st time this year and I was just curious if anybody had ever done a 50/50 mix of venison and pork. Was hoping that I could get some tips or reccomendations from someone who may have done it before or to be told hey that's s bad idea dont do that. Thanks
Well unfortunately the brisket did not go well came out tough as shoe leather. Attempting to redeem it a little tonight got in in the instapot with some broth. We shall see.
So here it is. First brisket in the smoker. I used a small cast iron pot to raise the middle since it was too long thanks to @chopsaw . Rubbed down with mustard and some seasoning. Fingers crossed.
Preparing to do my first brisket tomorrow. I've done quite a bit of research feeling pretty confident. However, I do have one problem I have a small MES 35 and the brisket doesn't quite fit. My thought is to trim down the and possibly make burnt ends with it. So I guess the question is does...
I wouldn't eat something that had been in the fridge for 3 months that's for sure. That's just asking for bacteria and mold growth. I would say its gonna need frozen.
It was great little bit of spice from the rub I made and good smoke flavor it practically melted in your mouth. Also had a decent bark on it nothing crazy just a nice crisp outer layer. I also saved the juices to make an au jus to pour back over it once it was shredded. Top it off with my...
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