Hawaiian ham sticks

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pa42phigh

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Made some of the Hawaiian ham sticks .. I ground thpork butts, mixed the spices then I let it set in the refrigerator overnight. The next day stuffed with the lem jerky cannon, let dry in the refrigerator over night.. started the smoker at 130°, 1hour no smoke then I bump up to 140 started the smoke.. added smoke for 2 hours and bump temp up 10° every hour till smoker temp reached 170.. took 10 hours to reach 153.
I will trim and package today
 
Well , sounds good . Have you made these before ?
I'm just going to say it , and please don't get mad .
The correct amount of Tender quick for 2 pounds of ground meat is 1 Tablespoon .
 
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I'll bet those are Great !!!

However, just so you know TQ should only be 1/2 TBS per pound of Ground meat.
The 1 TBS per pound is only for "Whole Meat".

Strange, but true.

Bear
 
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Yes the recipe has been corrected I just posted a old version by mistake.. great catch guys
 
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the one on the left is a filling plate. Works well for pushing meat through the grinder for stuffing. The middle is (or looks like to me) a 1/4" plate. This plate is normally used hamburger, salami, summer sausage, pepperoni and the alike. Basically a coarse grind plate. The one on the right is either a 3/16 or 1/8. Looks like an eighth to me. That plate is consider to be a fine grind. Used for Bologna, Franks, force meats, polish and Italian sausages.

You can certainly use all three. When I use those plates, I'm normally making someone with venison. If I'm making anything I mentioned above, I tend to only use one plate, but do a double grind. If that makes sense. Btw, the bologna looks good.
 
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