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Why not make a big batch of 70/30 mix (venison/pork) and from that, make some breakfast sausage, Italian sausage, chorizo, and plain ground for meatloaf, hamburgers etc---all very easy, no casings required and very useful in every day meals. Just fyi.
You can't by looking at them. If you plan to order fresh, then call the company and ask about how hot the chiles are this year and explain your tolerance and the tolerance of those you cook for. Honestly, Its different every year.
As a native New Mexican, that recently moved to Missouri, I needed to find a source for Green Chile and found this place: https://www.hatch-green-chile.com/. They are a little pricey but I have been happy with their products. Just FYI: Fresh are always the best, but roasted and frozen are...
I have seen summer sausage recipes both with and without Encapsulated Citric Acid...What are your thoughts/advice regarding the use of or omitting ECA from your summer sausage recipes?
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I have used the Cosmos Beef injection before and loved it----I am sure the pork injection would be equally as good....Like someone else said, try it on one or two buts and compare.
I have a family member that can't eat mammal meat because he has the Alpha-Gal syndrome caused by the Lone Star tick (and he was a hard core meat eater). I was hopping some of you could give me some ideas on what to cook that doesn't involve mammal meat. I first though of Smoked Salmon, but...
I am not sure about what we traditionally call BBQ with the sweet mustard/tomato/molasses, and brown sugar based sauces. But the Europeans process, smoke, dry and cure fine meat such as a variety of sausage, pancetta, Spanish Chorizo, Pepperoni and many more. Many also consider any meat...
Thanks for the info Cal. I have had some luck with standard Mexican Chorizo, but never tried the Spanish version----Now you have me on the hunt for those peppers. Yes I would appreciate the full recipe. I have a pork but in the freezer just waiting to ran through the grinder.
Picked 7 lbs of these up today, Planning on cooking/smoking them low and slow like regular ribs; Am I on the right track? I have never cooked these before, any comments or suggestions are appreciated
I am surprised I didn't see anyone talk about cooking the brats in beer (usually two beers) until the beer cooks completely down and you get that thick syrupy goodness and roll the brats in it--the onions would be a nice touch.
Love this Stuff:
Emeril's Essence Creole Seasoning
Mix up a batch of this seasoning and keep it on hand for giving just about any savory dish a "kicked-up" flavor.
Yield: About 2/3 cup
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Ingredients
2 1/2 tablespoons paprika
2 tablespoons salt
2 tablespoons garlic powder
1 tablespoon...
Ummm, 1. Liquid smoke. On my Weber Gas Grill, one burner is usually hot enough to get to 225-250, Then sit your on the part of the grill where the burner is not. If you have or can get an amazin tube and a small bag of pellets, that should also do the job----As Jim said, wood chunks or...