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I knew you do something creative with the ROL, I am seriously thinking of getting one. Brats looks awesome. Looking forward to your deer camp creations.:-D
 
Jennie, no pics at work and just know had a chanceto look over your sausages. I'm impressed with the the whole process. Thanks for taking the time to put the process together in pics. Looks amazing.
 
I love a good dog,but that just went to another level(as I wipe the drewl from my chin)I am also woundering about the pork-deer% if you care to share:rolleyes: looks great thanks
 
Thank you Paul, Max and Tom! They were pretty tasty. :)


I love a good dog,but that just went to another level(as I wipe the drewl from my chin)I am also woundering about the pork-deer% if you care to share:rolleyes: looks great thanks
Thanks Johnny! I mix two parts deer to one part pork fat.. it's just how I like it. You can mix more pork or venison in to suit your taste.

I DO fry up a pattie of sausage for a taste test before stuffing. That way you can adjust the seasonings to your taste too. Thanks again! :)
 
Thank god I am going hunting next week for a week now I know what a couple of those deer hams are going to be .Yum
while I am thinking ( a true rarity) your mix looks great are you doing a 50/50 or a 75/25 or leaner would love it if you shared but I undersatnd if not a man needs to keep his sausage safe and protected
 
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Ditto, How do you find these casings? I just got a batch and have yet to use them. I have used the "smoked" collagen casings in the past and find them a bit thick.. granted they are made to hold the weight of hanging meat. I'm hoping these thinner ones that look very similar to the ones you are using give a better "bite"

Cheers

Here is a link to the site I get my casings from and other curing supplies they are great! Good products and great customer service when needed
http://www.sausagemaker.com/meatcuring.aspx
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brats look great and so do Michaels ribs. you might want to try some wings.

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