Hello from Northwest Colorado

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jbrent

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Nov 3, 2025
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I'm a retired former high school teacher, small businessman, and semi-retired disc jockey and writer.

I've been smoking sausage and some other meats for about ten years. I'm now getting into doing a lot of sausage making, mostly smoked, using primarily turkey. I've got about a dozen recipes for traditional (mostly pork) sausage from Germany, England, and Andouille from the US. So far made Cumberland, Marylebone, Andouille, and Thuringer Rostbratwurst.

The Thuringer is my favorite, with a good blend of caraway and marjoram.
 
I'm a retired former high school teacher, small businessman, and semi-retired disc jockey and writer.

I've been smoking sausage and some other meats for about ten years. I'm now getting into doing a lot of sausage making, mostly smoked, using primarily turkey. I've got about a dozen recipes for traditional (mostly pork) sausage from Germany, England, and Andouille from the US. So far made Cumberland, Marylebone, Andouille, and Thuringer Rostbratwurst.

The Thuringer is my favorite, with a good blend of caraway and marjoram.
Welcome to SMF, J jbrent
 
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