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Jalepeno Deer Brats

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I got some of these from a co-worker and am planing on cooking them this weekend. Any one cook anything like this before? Any suggestion on a cooking method? I will post some Pron when they are cooked.
 
I have a butcher shop nearby that sells jalapeno brats. I cooked one with some other brats once. Did it the same way I always do brats: on the kettle, lump with some smoke wood, and not very hot. Cook them to a nice burgundy color. No forks, tongs only.
 
All my deer sausage gets smoked before I get it. And usually 50/50 with pork. I throw them in the smoker until they plump up and look good.
 
All my deer sausage gets smoked before I get it. And usually 50/50 with pork. I throw them in the smoker until they plump up and look good.

That is how my dad ended up doing his whole deer - all 50/50 sausage. The meat is so lean it needs some pork added!

IF this sausage is 100 % venison - be sure and don't let it dry out and like the other guy said - NO forks - tongs only! I smoke my brats and jollypeno's that I get in Plano at the far end (coolest side) of my smoker for about 5 hours!
 
I would probably treat them like any brat. Simmer them in beer and onions for 10 minutes or so and then grill over medium low heat until nicely browned.
 
Going to be cooking tomorrow deer brats, pork tenderloins, beef spares, chicken legs, and a fattie. I will post some pics as I go tomorrow.
 
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