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Thank you!
I never had it growing up. I only heard of it from that song by Traffic in the early 70's until my friend gave me the recipe.
I like having chili over a bed of macaroni and I'm thinking about trying it over barley instead....
Good afternoon!
This is a recipe I got from an ex co-worker (when I was still gainfully employed). He used to cook for an NHRA team now and then.
3 tbs butter or olive oil
1 pkg baby carrots (I use actual carrots)
3 stalks celery
1 medium onion
1 can diced tomatoes (un-drained)
3 cloves...
Nice! The only Potato sausage I've made was from CrankyBuzzard's recipe. It's been a few years but it was next on my to do list.
I'm going to try your recipe....
Do you pre-cook the potatos at all?
OK, I just have to try making these. I'm thinking a basic Kielbasa or Brat mix with Jalapeno and cheese added.....
I need to order some high temp cheese.
Thanks! Yeah it is a pretty mild/bland sausage but that's why it goes so well with something like sweet kraut. I thought about nutmeg but it's so easy to overdo it.....
Got a couple of things out of order so I'll have to edit but I think everyone got the gist of it.
Thanks, Rich. The other recipe I was working with used milk (I think it was Mariansky), but I figured that was what Kutas replaced with NFDM.
OK, so I did a Weisswurst post a couple of years ago and I was good but I thought it could have been better. For one thing the sausage wasn't white plus I didn't emulsify but went with a double grind.
This time I went (mostly) with Rytek Kutas' recipe with a couple of changes; instead of Veal...
Thank you! I've always started with charcoal and used wood from there.
I think I just learned something.
I figured that was what the block was for but I had to ask.....
VERY nice! You're a better fire manager than I because there's no way I could keep that low a temp in my offset!
Using wood, charcoal or a mix?
What's with the cement block on the firebox?
The only problem for me at BBQ joints is that I compare their stuff with mine. Mine usually wins but I'm not impartial ;)
I've never heard of that sausage but it sounds interesting....
The weather is back to normal again and I hadn't had the offset fired up since the fall and I was almost out of pullled pork. I had a 9# butt in the freezer so I thawed it Wednesday.
I used my own rub:
1/4 brown sugar
1/4 c paprika
2 tbs salt
2 tbs course black pepper
2 tbs garlic powder
2...
I love Schnitzel and now you have me looking up recipes LOL!
I feel your pain about the pics. I hadn't made a cook post for a long time and tried to do a sausage post last week and they came from my phone camera as jfif instead of jpeg like in the past (??). I spent a couple of days trying to...
Looks good, especially for a first time and in a kettle no less! I gave up on the flats a long time ago and cut them off for Pastrami and just smoke the point.
I don't know where that 225 thing came from but as far as I'm concerned it's a bogus "wives' tale".
Cooking too low for a long time will...
That's not crazy cold and I don't have an electric, but any smoker is going to have to work harder at low ambients. If I cook in low temps with my offset I have to use more wood than usual.
That being said, 180 IT is when I wrap the butt and finish it in the oven anyway....
Thanks for the recipe! I have some chunks from a double smoked ham in the freezer and I'm tired of ham & beans. Sounds like a nice little project...
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I pay with a mailed check whenever possible. That's mainly utilities or med bills.
I guess I'm "old school", but I just don't trust the internet. The only things I have on auto-pay (which I hate) is auto insurance and internet to a Chase card. Nothing is auto from my Debit/Checking. The bank...
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