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Definitely cook all the fillers first. That way all you're doing is cooking the bacon and sausage. Just like turkey stuffing actually.
They say not to stuff a turkey to cook it, but rather, cook the stuffing separately while the turkey cooks by itself.
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I love finding those huge Jalapenos and stuffing them full of different things. I'll take smoked sausage, or lil' smokies sometimes. Other times, I use some leftover pulled pork. Possibilities are endless when you have that big of a pepper to fill up.
Yours look amazing.
This. Right here. Haha! That sounds exactly like what I would have suggested.
More to the point, vegetarian dishes elude me, I'm an old school carnivore. But try this one on for size:
Smoked Stuffed Acorn Squash
3 acorn squash
1 28 ounce can vegetarian baked beans
4 tbsp barbecue sauce...
Great job on the brisket. My first one was more of a pulled brisket result, think I let it go a little too long or something. I'd definitely take a plate of yours though!
I love italian beef. I do mine in the crock pot. I take a 3 or 4lb bottom round roast, rub it with italian seasoning and drop it in a crock pot full of beef broth and sliced onions. Let it cook until tender, not pull apart tender, but you know what I mean.
I'll pull the beef from the pot...
Thanks guys, that base pricing helps me a bunch. I'll be giving the butcher a call this week.
I'm in Columbia, SC, and like I had mentioned, I haven't checked around much locally. But I plan to now.
hey guys, for those of you who buy pork belly to turn into bacon, how large of a piece of meat are you getting and roughly what does it cost you?
I found one place online that's wanting nearly $50 for 8lbs of pork belly. If that's how much I'm going to pay for bacon, I think I have to stick...
I saw that site last night. Seemed pretty good to me, but I wouldn't have a way to hook up water from our new fancy shmancy faucet. I'm going to try stuffing with just the grinder at first to see how it goes before I invest much more into the gear.
If the horn is getting such terrible...
Thanks for the advice. The grinder i ordered came from Harbor Freight, it's a little electric model that some folks had mentioned was a decent machine for the price. As always, I know you get what you pay for and in my case, I usually get less, but I definitely wanted to get something to start...
So the horn style stuffer isn't really all that great? I'm super new to this stuff, so, I'm relying on the ol' pros here to educate me a bit. ;)
I probably won't be buying a stuffer real soon anyways, my grinder is due to arrive tomorrow as it is, so I'll have plenty of time to just get used...
Hey guys,
I'm looking for an inexpensive stuffer to get for sausage making. I know there are better ones out there, but considering I'm on a nearly non-existant budget. So what do you think of this model? http://www.csnstores.com/Universal-Housewares-900-UHW1016.html
Thanks in advance!
I brought it out and sliced it, went to get the camera and was lucky to have a slice left for me when I got back. LOL It was a hit.
I'll have to try adding the ranch (not a blue cheese kinda guy myself) next time. Sounds great.
I was enlisted to provide food for the Mother In Law's birthday party this past weekend, and along with pulled pork, I decided to throw together a quick little Buffalo Chicken fatty.
I had some grilled chicken breast laying in the fridge, so I tossed it in some Texas Pete hot sauce and...