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Corned beef brats with kraut

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  • s.a.mS Offline
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    Anybody grind and stuff corned beef?

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      I have but it can be super salty…especially with the kraut. It’s also pretty lean so an addition of pork fat can really help.

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        I just last night seen a post in Pinterest about stuffing corned beef brats. Funny you bring it up today. Corned beef is really delicious but yeah I bet they would be really salty.

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          I have made homemade Reuben Sausages for over 30 years. Generally homemade from Moose bringing the salt down to 10g per kg in an equalization cure. Recognizing that the 10% hand cut additions of Swiss Cheese and the Sauerkraut will bring the total salt up to about 18g-20g per kg.
          But I would not attempt it with Corned Beef that was store bought

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            If you bought a store corned beef and soaked it in just water replacing the water every so often over the span of a couple of days would that ease up on the saltiness? Then grind and stuff? Just been thinking about that.

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            • JPAPJ JPAP

              If you bought a store corned beef and soaked it in just water replacing the water every so often over the span of a couple of days would that ease up on the saltiness? Then grind and stuff? Just been thinking about that.

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              JPAP yes it would pull salt out, do that when making pastrami but don’t think it would take days.

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                omega50 I’ve been dying to play around with some moose for sausage. Where do you live? Not saying I am going to show up and ask for moose, just curious!

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                    omega50 I’ve been dying to play around with some moose for sausage. Where do you live? Not saying I am going to show up and ask for moose, just curious!

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                    Jonathon if I had any extra I would send you some moose, to me it is a lot like beef in flavor

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