Bratwurst

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bill ace 350

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Been quite some time since I made some sausages other than summer sausage/ground sausage.

Ordered some casings from Syracuse casings, will grab some pork from the commissary today.

Saw a recipe on YouTube that I liked:

1.3% Salt
.6% Black Pepper
.1% Ginger
.4% Nutmeg
Eggs

Plan on a +- 10 pound batch.

Next Saturday will be 14 days for my Pop's/Bearcarver Canadian side-by-side, so I will smoke that and make some bratwurst as well..
 
No right or wrong with a brat formula but BP is no go if aiming at something german. WP for that. 10lbs is ton for me. I'd be doing 4 variations or at least 2 5lb runs. Good luck.
Thanks! I'll recheck the recipe to make sure I'm not going crazy. WP sounds better
 
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Picked up a nice 10.6 pound boneless pork shoulder and 1 pound of ground pork.

Will try the recipe on one pound to get a profile and make adjustments if I think I need to.
 
Try a pinch of cardamom and a good shot of marjoram. That brings up the flavors my German ancestry wife prefers.
Great recipe at 1.3% salt. I can drop that one to 0.5% for my wife
 
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Finally got around to the Bratwurst.

Love those Syracuse casings.

Not a single blowout!

Guess what's for supper?
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