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  • PapaSopP PapaSop

    Jonathon
    Yes it was. Very, very good. The #110 Southern may be my new go to for breakfast seasoning.

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    wrote on last edited by Tex_77
    #5

    PapaSop I’ve seen hatch green chili breakfast sausage in stores before, have you ever made anything like that?

    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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    • Tex_77T Tex_77

      PapaSop I’ve seen hatch green chili breakfast sausage in stores before, have you ever made anything like that?

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      #6

      Tex_77 I’ve made my own hatch!

      https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1052/mild-medium-or-hot/14

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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      • PapaSopP PapaSop

        The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

        15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
        10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
        10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
        10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
        5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

        Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

        IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
        25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

        IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
        Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

        IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
        Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

        IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
        Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

        IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
        Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

        IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

        Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

        Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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        wrote on last edited by
        #7

        PapaSop all look good you deserve a beer !

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        • Tex_77T Tex_77

          PapaSop I’ve seen hatch green chili breakfast sausage in stores before, have you ever made anything like that?

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          wrote on last edited by
          #8

          Tex_77
          Have not tried it but hearing some good things. Probably on next order.

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          • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

            Tex_77 I’ve made my own hatch!

            https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1052/mild-medium-or-hot/14

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            wrote on last edited by
            #9

            Joe Hell
            Just re-looked at that topic. Won’t do it from scratch but looks worth trying.

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            • PapaSopP PapaSop

              The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

              15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
              10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
              10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
              10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
              5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

              Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

              IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
              25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

              IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
              Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

              IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
              Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

              IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
              Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

              IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
              Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

              IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

              Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

              Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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              Bugs
              wrote on last edited by
              #10

              PapaSop Just getting started with experimenting on snack sticks. Was it ghost pepper or hot pepper you used. Hot or extremely Hot?

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              • B Bugs

                PapaSop Just getting started with experimenting on snack sticks. Was it ghost pepper or hot pepper you used. Hot or extremely Hot?

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                wrote on last edited by
                #11

                Bugs
                Nice. That’s what I do… Experiment. These were Walton’s Hi Temp Pepper cheese. I have the ghost but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. Actually a bit nervous about the ghost. Sweating and crying doesn’t seem fun. Lol.

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                • PapaSopP PapaSop

                  Bugs
                  Nice. That’s what I do… Experiment. These were Walton’s Hi Temp Pepper cheese. I have the ghost but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. Actually a bit nervous about the ghost. Sweating and crying doesn’t seem fun. Lol.

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                  wrote on last edited by
                  #12

                  PapaSop it just gives you a reason to chase it

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                  • PapaSopP PapaSop

                    Bugs
                    Nice. That’s what I do… Experiment. These were Walton’s Hi Temp Pepper cheese. I have the ghost but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. Actually a bit nervous about the ghost. Sweating and crying doesn’t seem fun. Lol.

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                    Bugs
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #13

                    PapaSop Thanks for the input. Ghost pepper is a little bit scary for me

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                    • B Bugs

                      PapaSop Thanks for the input. Ghost pepper is a little bit scary for me

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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #14

                      Bugs
                      Me and the crew are each going to try one little square as a test… Where’s that milk jug? 😆

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                      • PapaSopP PapaSop

                        Bugs
                        Me and the crew are each going to try one little square as a test… Where’s that milk jug? 😆

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                        Bugs
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #15

                        PapaSop You the Man!! I tried pepperoni and high temp mozzarella. Turned out okay.

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                        • B Bugs

                          PapaSop You the Man!! I tried pepperoni and high temp mozzarella. Turned out okay.

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                          wrote on last edited by
                          #16

                          Bugs
                          Pizza sticks!! Nice.

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                          • PapaSopP PapaSop

                            The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

                            15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
                            10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
                            10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
                            10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
                            5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

                            Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

                            IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
                            25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

                            IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
                            Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

                            IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
                            Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

                            IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
                            Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

                            IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
                            Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

                            IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

                            Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

                            Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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                            blackbetty61
                            Team Blue Regular Contributors Canning Green Mountain Grill Veteran Cast Iron
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #17

                            PapaSop everything looks amazing can’t believe you did that all by yourself in a weekend I’d be wiped out too…you better have more than one 🍺

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                            • PapaSopP PapaSop

                              The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

                              15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
                              10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
                              10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
                              10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
                              5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

                              Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

                              IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
                              25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

                              IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
                              Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

                              IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
                              Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

                              IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
                              Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

                              IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
                              Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

                              IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

                              Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

                              Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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                              blackbetty61
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                              wrote on last edited by
                              #18

                              PapaSop what size are your summer sausage casings? It looks bout 3ins I like the bigger size casing

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                              • blackbetty61B blackbetty61

                                PapaSop everything looks amazing can’t believe you did that all by yourself in a weekend I’d be wiped out too…you better have more than one 🍺

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                                wrote on last edited by
                                #19

                                blackbetty61
                                Yep, definitely had more than one. It was pretty workie.
                                I’m thinking they were 2 1/2 in. Cut in thirds and packaged.

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                                  #20

                                  AWSOME JOB, PICTURE PERFECT

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                                  • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                    The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

                                    15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
                                    10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
                                    10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
                                    10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
                                    5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

                                    Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

                                    IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
                                    25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

                                    IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
                                    Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

                                    IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
                                    Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

                                    IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
                                    Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

                                    IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
                                    Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

                                    IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

                                    Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

                                    Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #21

                                    PapaSop WOW! Incredible job. All of it looks amazing. Just got my stuffer from Waltons and I’m itching to get going with it. Maybe this weekend.

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                                    • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                      Jonathon
                                      Yes it was. Very, very good. The #110 Southern may be my new go to for breakfast seasoning.

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                                      #22

                                      PapaSop The #110 is my current favorite breakfast sausage right now, before that it was the #1504. My wife and girls like it as well but I think they prefer the Holly, so whenever I make breakfast sausage I end up making 2 kinds and we alternate when cooking breakfast on the weekends. Any of those 3 works very well in sausage gravy but to me the 110 shines.

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                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #23

                                        Wow!!! Everything looks so great. My mouth is watering from the pics. Excellent job!!! 👍

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                                        • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                          The holidays finally over. It’s frigging cold. And I’m out of sausages.

                                          15# summer sausage ( cracked pepper and garlic)
                                          10# breakfast sausage (110 southern pork)
                                          10# snack sticks ( jalapeno & pepper cheese)
                                          10# brats (Jerry’s seasoning)
                                          5#. Hot dogs ( Excalibur chilli dog)

                                          Found this a lot to do on a weekend with no helper but got through it. To much cleaning between batches. Hands are still wrinkled. Some pics and notes along the way.

                                          IMG_20200110_143830-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200110_151757-756x1344.jpg
                                          25lbs each of venison and pork. The nine pound tube of ground pork saved one step but the meat was pretty smeared. Wouldn’t recommend if your wanting particle definition.

                                          IMG_20200111_120404-1344x756.jpg
                                          Snack sticks and dogs. First ever try for hot dogs and linking them. Not bad but over stuffed the dogs.

                                          IMG_20200111_141850-756x1344.jpg
                                          Breakfast sausage and brats. A little difficult to stuff by yourself using natural casing. Got these a bit tighter than I wanted but…a few blow outs when twisting.

                                          IMG_20200112_105649-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_105930-756x1344.jpg
                                          Had these stuffed so tight one split where the meat probe went in. That’s a first.

                                          IMG_20200112_145304-756x1344.jpg
                                          Used my new sous vide circulator for the first time. Worked great. Everything smoked went here to finish. What a time saver. Tried this last spring and won’t go back. Thanks@parksider.

                                          IMG_20200112_152317-756x1344.jpg IMG_20200112_161233-756x1344.jpg

                                          Everything turned out great. The kids loved everything. The sticks were the best I’ve ever made. Used Walton’s collagen casing and sure gel for the first time. Even when stuffing the casings I could tell these were better quality. Perhaps the stickiest meat as well. I’m guessing the sure gel had something to do with that. Started to get a little wrinkling but water bath took care of that. All casings will come from Walton’s exclusively.

                                          Whew…I need a beer. 🍻

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                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #24

                                          PapaSop the summer look great. What was you grinding sequences plate sizes? They have a defined texture I always like seeing all the cheese peppers even the fat!

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