Or, not bad for a couple of amateurs.
Some of you may remember that recently I bought some toys, one being a LEM sausage stuffer. Well, a buddy got his deer and we decided to try our hand. He took his best 8 pounds of scrap, I added 8 pounds of commercial pork picnic trim, and we made 8 pounds of Kielbasa, 4 pounds of country sausage, and 4 pounds of maple onion bratwurst. Here are some random photos. We did this in my garage to keep things cooler.
Taste testing during the sausage making was important.
Only the Kielbasa was smoked. My buddy took pictures of the ones he smoked, and he tried one when they were finished, while I took no photos and put mine straight in the freezer after smoking.
Neither of us has tried the finished product on the bratwurst yet. The country sausage we made into patties, and I made some for breakfast yesterday.
Learned a lot, enjoyed the process, and extremely happy with the results.
Some of you may remember that recently I bought some toys, one being a LEM sausage stuffer. Well, a buddy got his deer and we decided to try our hand. He took his best 8 pounds of scrap, I added 8 pounds of commercial pork picnic trim, and we made 8 pounds of Kielbasa, 4 pounds of country sausage, and 4 pounds of maple onion bratwurst. Here are some random photos. We did this in my garage to keep things cooler.
Taste testing during the sausage making was important.
Only the Kielbasa was smoked. My buddy took pictures of the ones he smoked, and he tried one when they were finished, while I took no photos and put mine straight in the freezer after smoking.
Neither of us has tried the finished product on the bratwurst yet. The country sausage we made into patties, and I made some for breakfast yesterday.
Learned a lot, enjoyed the process, and extremely happy with the results.
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