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It could be too little fat in the mixture. 90/10 is used quite a bit and I tend to land somewhere between 80/20 and 90/10.Cranky, r u meaning. Too much fat or not enough?
It could be too little fat in the mixture. 90/10 is used quite a bit and I tend to land somewhere between 80/20 and 90/10.
With venison, I usually go with about 75% venison and then either add chuck roast or pork butt for the remaining.
Another question, what temp are you cooking the SS at? You could be getting it too hot and fatting out.
Cooking too hot??? I would take your lowest temp on the oven 170?? and try it then and take temp of sausage up to 152 pull it out of oven then in to a Ice bath to cool back down to 100*I cook on 250 for 3 hours in a cookie sheet in water with 3 holes on each side on casing. I rotate it in ahoy in half
Thanks. We have always cooked on 240 or 250 for many many years, we are going to try more fats first to see if that helps if not we will try something else, thanks everyone for all the feedback, definitely learned a few ideas and things I was unaware of. Thanks greatly
ya more fat and lower temps,,,, we all were telling you this,,,,,sorry but WE have made alot of sausages here 240 - 250 is too hot,,,,ya you have made it before and it was good,,,try doing it our way and I will bet you it will be even better,,,,,if you don't believe me on temps and times just use the search bar above and spend hours doing research and coming out with the same product,,,,,So u believe I need add more fat and what temp. Do u maybe recommend to cook on and how long.