I will be grinding my buck into hamburger for the first time. I usually had it done with an 80/20 meat to beef fat mix. Here is my question. I have a fatty brisket that I will grind w/ the deer (I dont have a total weight of meat yet) but will I need to add some beef fat? I know there are variables here that could change the answer but I was just curious what everyone else would do.
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Ive done it with mixing burger and grinding brisket. Both are good and better than plain deer. When I was using a kitchen aid (was really slow) with a meat grinder attachment I would add a 10 lb tube of burger to the deer. Now that i have a commercial grider I use briskett.
I prefer using brisket as it is cheper and usually you get a little more fat content. I like to use one brisket with a doe, two briskets with a 3-5yo buck. Honestly, the more brisket, the better it tastes to me!Last edited by TheCracker; 10-29-2012, 07:39 AM.
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I recommend trying it without the fat.
I quit adding about 5 yrs ago and don't miss it. A lot healthier for my family.
Also cut way back on the fat added to my sausage.
If you need the fat - you can always mix in some fatty ground meat or sausage after you thaw and are ready to use.
My wife makes lasagna, spaghetti, tacos, meatloaf etc with straight ground deer now.
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