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Yes it was. Matter of fact, I was in Michigan visiting family and stopped at Kerns Sausage in Frankenmuth and picked up some Thuringer, blood sausage, Lieberkase and some cheese. The Thuringer I had was very similar but missing that Coriander citrus flavor of the FeldKeiker
I have been looking for the spice mix for Eichsfelder Feldkieker sausage. Its a dry cure sausage from middle Germany and a favorite of mine while stationed there in the 80's. Everything I have found has a lot of ground caraway seed, but from my memory, I did not taste that much, Coriander yes...
I have been trying to find out who supplies the smoked sausage to Fannie Farkles in Gatlinburg Tn. I have tried many times to replicate it without much success, so I figured I might try and order a case from the supplier if possible. I just cant find who supplies it or makes ut and Farkles won't...
Venison Ribs can be really good, but you have to live in the south. I smoke mine every year, they get about 1/2" of rib meat on them and are fine. The deer I shot back home in Michigan have a lot of tallow in their fat and its like eating a candle. You do have to eat them hot and you do have to...
First off, these only seem to work well with deer from the Southern/Western states. Northern deer have way too much tallow to get away with cooking like this unless they are eaten right away while still hot. If they cool, its like eating a candle. As you can see in the pictures, these are more...
On the ribs. Its real hit and miss each year.I butcher all my own game, so I can make sure I leave as much meat on the ribs as I can. Just treat them like lean spare ribs, smoke low and check often. Wrap when they start to dry out, glazing with some kind of sauce to add moisture and continue to...
Had some ducks given to me. I doubt these were "wild" but farm raised and free to roam as they were pretty fatty, unlike most of the ducks I get hunting. Anyway, I decided to smoke them with a maple and soy glaze and threw on some venison ribs while I was at it, from last years buck. Turned out...
Normally with a mushy texture I find it has not lost enough moisture and needs to smoke/bake longer. The lack of rendered fat indicates that is not the problem and if it was, your sausage would be dry and crumbly, espcially with any type of game meat. I would also go with a harder fat, shoulder...
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I have been trying to mimic or find out who makes the smoked sausage served at Fannie Farkles in Gatlinburg TN without any luck so far. Does anyone know who supplies them or has anyone got a recipe/spice mix for them?
Unless you have a local announcement from the fish and wildlife folks warning against things like TB and chronic wasting disease, there is no need to worry about parasites in venison like you have to with bear and wild hogs. To my knowledge, deer and deer species are not carriers of trichinosis...
I am trying to find an authentic recipe for French Toulouse style garlic sausage. Everything I have tried or found ends up tasting just like Polish kielbasa. I have had this sausage when I was living in Germany and it did not taste like Polish sausage, but its been too long to really be able...
I loved my egg, mother nature had her way with it though.... Sad day indeed. Make sure you move it into a garage or set it into a table that will not flip. Mine was on the rolling stand like yours and the wind caught the cover and flipped it.... Shattering it all over the patio.
Try adding a sausage link down the center of your meat loaf when you make it. It mught have to cook a little longer, but should not dry out due to the sausage. It gives it a really nice look when you plate it. Use a sausage that has the same sort of flavor- italian seasonings in your meatloaf...
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