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I clean my deer meat really nice -very little connective tissue and run it once through 3/16 and then it’s good for chili, etc.
A buddy of mine gave me some ground elk and it had 10% beef tallow in it and it was wonderful. I may try to do that for some of my own ground deer.
Those look great Chop! I will post here as I get things completed!
I usually stuff Deer SS in hog casings cause it’s easy to pack them on hunts and not have to slice etc…..just take a bite lol
But I saw those 1.5’s and thought it would make a classy gift for a few landowners where I hunt.
Thanks chop, I knew I could count on you man.
And yes I’ve employed many of your ideas from the beginning of this journey, such as 1- cover natural casings in fridge overnight. 2– hang for 90 at room temp before going in smoker.
Thank you
I have 20 lbs of meat ready to be ground or made into sausage.
I can only smoke 10 lb a day.
Can I stuff all of it today,(Monday) then smoke 10 lb tomorrow (Tuesday) ……then Wednesday I’m out of town ughhh…..then smoke other 10 lb Thursday? Or is that too long a wait?
I planned on doing...
Had the butcher tell me ya can’t keep fat-back too long, as it yellows etc. I’ve had these vac packed in freezer for a year. Try don’t look yellowed but I ain’t thawed them.
Still good of get new.
I prolly oughta just get new cause it’s goin in sausage that may not get ate till next summer.
Later this fall when I make more summer sausage, keibaska and brats I’d like to ship some to family pretty far away.
I’m in SE MO and would be shipping to central PA.
I have insulated boxes frozen dog food was shipped in as well as those thick styrofoam coolers the meat places ship meat...
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