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Cold snowy Day making sausage

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What to do on a very cold snowy day? Calling for 10-16” last i checked. Prepare for warmer days to come. Had 17 lbs of boneless pork shoulder from costco in the fridge. Also had a Leggs spicy italian seasoning packet I had added to my cart a while back to get free shipping.

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Ground up using the dual grind attachment with a 4.5 plate. Split into 10 lb and 7 pound containers. Made spicy italian with the 10 and sage breakfast with the 7. I didnt realize there was no room in freezer to freeze the pork strips before grinding. Then it hit me, it is 10 degrees outside and snowing. Covered the lug up and set it outside a couple hours. Worked like a charm.

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Stuffed the italian in casing I have had forever and did bulk with the breakfast.
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Now time to clean up and hit some golf balls.
 
What to do on a very cold snowy day? Calling for 10-16” last i checked. Prepare for warmer days to come. Had 17 lbs of boneless pork shoulder from costco in the fridge. Also had a Leggs spicy italian seasoning packet I had added to my cart a while back to get free shipping.

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Ground up using the dual grind attachment with a 4.5 plate. Split into 10 lb and 7 pound containers. Made spicy italian with the 10 and sage breakfast with the 7. I didnt realize there was no room in freezer to freeze the pork strips before grinding. Then it hit me, it is 10 degrees outside and snowing. Covered the lug up and set it outside a couple hours. Worked like a charm.

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Stuffed the italian in casing I have had forever and did bulk with the breakfast.
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Now time to clean up and hit some golf balls.

Looks very productive... don't hit the golf balls into the snow.. you won't find them for awhile LOL !
 
Nice work for sure, looks great. One thing I do on my links to vacuum seal is to par freeze the links before bagging and vacuum seal. This way they don’t get mashed by the vacuum and stay round.
 
Also had a Leggs spicy italian seasoning packet
Looks great . Leggs 103 ? That's a good one . Nice job on the links . I also like to leave some Italian in a rope . I cook it up like that , then cut it into sections .

Came across this the other day . The company I worked for did the new stadium .
This is an aerial progress photo . You may or may not be interested , but thought I would
post it . There are some out there floating around , so maybe you have seen some .
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It is Leggs 103. Havent tried it yet. Have to remember about the rope next time.

I have a black and white photo of busch and the arch construction behind it waiting for last pieces hanging on my wall with all my other cardinal memorabilia.
 
Great work. Would love to have high enough ceilings for simulator, would be great fun off season.
 
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