I don’t have any wild game but want to try my hand at making sausage. I have all the equipment just need a little guidance. What kind of meat should I buy? Beef and pork? All pork? Cheapest meat ok to grind into sausage?
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI don’t have any wild game but want to try my hand at making sausage. I have all the equipment just need a little guidance. What kind of meat should I buy? Beef and pork? All pork? Cheapest meat ok to grind into sausage?
I wait until pork butts go on sale for 79- 99 cents a pound (it happens a lot throughout the year) and use it to mix with venison or duck even. We do 300-400 lbs at a time. It's the best meat to deal with when you take into account quality, price and ease of de-boning.....IMO.Last edited by Smart; 01-27-2020, 09:48 PM.
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Since this your first time I would try a small amount of pan sausage to get started
Grind your pork put in a bowl and add season. I like sage black pepper and a little red pepper. Once you get all mixed up fry a little to see if you need more what every you need to your taste. If you have a vacuum seal put in one lb bags and freeze. Next time you have some vision then add 10 to 15 % pork to vision so its not two dry Good luck
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Originally posted by Smart View PostI wait until pork butts go on sale for 79- 99 cents a pound (it happens a lot throughout the year) and use it to mix with venison or duck even. We do 300-400 lbs at a time. It's the best meat to deal with when you take into account quality, price and ease of de-boning.....IMO.
Do you debone, cube up the pork butts and freeze them in gallon bags when you buy them, prep them so to speak, or freeze them whole until sausage making time?
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Sausage making help please
Originally posted by TexasCanesFan View PostDo you debone, cube up the pork butts and freeze them in gallon bags when you buy them, prep them so to speak, or freeze them whole until sausage making time?
Yes.... and no. If I buy them
during the year before I get my deer, I just wait to thaw and cube the day before so I know how much I need. I don’t want to cube up 6 pork butts on a July 4th or Labor Day sale buy and not get a sausage deer. I’d rather have them whole if they end up going on the smoker. Tag soup happens occasionally. [emoji3061]. If I buy the pork after I have my deer already, and my sausage date with the group is later I will cube when I buy it and freeze until our late Jan/early Feb group making date. I prefer to cube first and freeze though so mostly yes. [emoji41]. Same with deer meat. I cube it off the bone until I get my 40-50lbs and freeze. It’s nice to just thaw and go.
If it’s a straight pork make then yes.. it gets cubed immediately and frozen until I make it. ... or of course, used that day if I’m making it that day. Also in our quantities, I use the 2 gallon bags to freeze. Those things are great for the big sausage weights.Last edited by Smart; 01-28-2020, 08:20 AM.
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Originally posted by RSW0913 View Postif you have an albertsons near by they have pork butts for .99 through today. good time to buy some......
Edit.... According to Google the Tyler Albertsons is permanently closed.
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI have a Super 1.....will these work being trimmed?
https://www.super1foods.com/shop#/product/346324
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