THE BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS

Welcome to The BBQ Brethren Community. Register a free account today to become a member and see all our content. Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

sam3

is Blowin Smoke!
Joined
Jan 15, 2014
Location
Byram Twp., NJ
There is a Game Meat throwdown happening right now. My intent was to make some kind of tenderloin medallions on grill, but there have been a few of those already posted. And they are excellent cooks as well.
So I thought I would do something different, and a little more my speed. :biggrin1:

BTW, I've never made Boudin before... :pray:

I started with this:
2.15 lb Venison Roast (from my NY buck this year)
1.5 lb pork butt
1 lb chicken livers
And the veggies of course.
bee4b98ff9b907fa8d232f13b3d02e21_zps89f6e15e.jpg


Cut everything up into 1" cubes, threw it all into a heavy stockpot and covered with 2" of water. Simmered for @1.5 hrs or so.

Strained the meat and veggies and reserved 2 cups of the stock. All this went into the refrig overnight.

Yesterday, I ground the meat and veggies through the fine plate.
b46aa9606d80d68559470346abb0c195_zps3b099f00.jpg


Added 2 cups of cooked long grain rice, 1 cup of parsley, 1 cup of green onions, 3 TBS salt & 2 tsp Blk pepper.

Also added 2 tsp of Guajillo chili powder and 3TBS Cajun Seasoning.
85ac80954336431b3abb763591cea41e_zpsa95e20ed.jpg


1996391fd6a2280a0688acf342332c09_zps7052caa3.jpg


Mixed real well.
b156c236462b3576a395f5fd031dc82a_zpsade35b3c.jpg


Some Boudin for the freezer. :biggrin1:
323f5b70011265224c71ef02097cff00_zpsfbb82b0b.jpg


Back to the balls. :shocked:
Rolled these up around a 1" cube of Pepperjack cheese. Then an eggwash, flour dredge, eggwash and Panko bread crumb dredge.
d3fe777457c679a27fef27c8256387b2_zps85a2dc4f.jpg


I let these set up in the refrig for a few hours.

Cold snowy night on the deck.
3c6f3a8055a099e8e423cc0336695348_zps2e9bccce.jpg

15e20fa449a4f1612620b8b9bd97bbe4_zpsd34cd0fb.jpg


Using the Vortex filled with 3/4 full of Kingsford.
455438F9-477F-473C-98B4-E6F055F6A3A4_zpstntuiqvu.jpg


And the turn.
B3FE5EC6-5275-4302-B381-5A5AAD232E96_zpssygbsfxu.jpg


Served with homemade Bang Bang Sauce!
d17ab82570fe629d6fae7723e4be1014_zpsdf560d10.jpg


This was incredible..
ee816f18781b46f08f4af98f9fdcca8c_zpsa2ddfc25.jpg


Thanks for looking!!
 
Dang, Sam! Home run, brother :clap:

I'm most impressed that you didn't have leaky balls. Every time I make stuffed meatballs, I swear the cheese ends up everywhere but inside the meatball
 
Dang, Sam! Home run, brother :clap:

I'm most impressed that you didn't have leaky balls. Every time I make stuffed meatballs, I swear the cheese ends up everywhere but inside the meatball

Thanks Matt!
I let these set up in the frig for at least 3 hours, the outside crust was real firm. I think that had something to do with it.
 
That looks killer! Great cook, sam.... and thanks for the Bang Bang Sauce recipe. :-D
 
You got some serious grinding equipment.
The snow pictures had me laughing, that's dedication!
Nice pic of the final product.
Keeping them in the fridge before cooking is probably the ticket.
Super cook!
 
Served with homemade Bang Bang Sauce!

You can't come in here and post this cook, exclaiming how good the "homemade BANG BANG sauce" is and not spill the beans on how to make the sauce!

That's... that's... just.... wrong on so many levels!

BTW, I don't remember ever having boudin, and your cook makes me want to make it, especially the balls. Nice grinder, great cook.

Wow. Just wow.
 
Back
Top