River Bank Smokies

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goliath

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Oct 8, 2013
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Terrace BC Canada
Its fishing season again here in North West British Columbia and i do alot of bank fishing on the Skeena River. Out and about in the river boat and set out the rods, build a fire and roast some "dogs" ...

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the beginning, pork loin. i make a lean sausage but the milk powder and milk keep it moist and juicy
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the grind
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the TURD ....
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the TWIST ....
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full smoker
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water cooled and rehung to dry
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Finished product ... River Bank Cheese Smokies ... :)
Thanks for looking

Goliath ....
 
Looks great goliath, Definite Like for me. What do you use for a recipe, your own, from a book or a kit?
 
it is a recipe i THINK i found on here a few years ago or another site ... be damned if i have a link but here is the recipe and sorry i cant give credit to the originator !
Smokie Recipe:



use 10 lbs of meat - any combination



Grind meat in 3/16 grinder plate once



Mix up - 2 C Soya Protein Concentrate

1 T Ground White Pepper

1 T Mace

1 t Ground Ginger

1 T Ground Nutmeg

5 T Salt

2 t Insta Cure ( Pink Salt )



Blend in - 3 C Whole Milk - Ice Cold

3 Large Eggs



Mix in seasoning and let stand in fridge for 24 hours or overnight

If you want cheese smokies - add 1 lb of your favorite cheese.



Stuff in your favorite casing - I use a #29 ( I said 26 in the Q-view - my mistake )



Bring internal temp to 152 then take out and spray with ice cold water until it reaches 100. Then let hang at room temp for one hour or so to let it bloom.
 
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Ok cool, Thx for posting it looks similar to something I have used in the past. You just can't beat a good smokie.
Congrats on the carousel ride.
 
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Your sausage looks fantastic!
I was in BC several years ago, and it is just beautiful up there!
Congrats on making the carousel!
Al
 
Those look really good.

Point for sure.

Chris
 
Thanks for sharing the recipe. B.C. Interior girl here. Lived in Houston for many years. Also up buck flats road. I don't have mace and I guess there's no replacement for that?
 
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