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It was a Walton’s sausage weekend!

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    Parksider
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    akdave Yes, I do have a SF 260 hydraulic stuffer. Came from a butcher shop who worked it over pretty good but still gets the job done! Beats hand cranking 19mm sticks that’s for sure.
    Jonathon the bowl trick is pretty cool. That has to be 30" in diameter. Sit’s on a lazy susan, but here’s the magic…you have to put a wet cloth or paper towel so the bowl sticks to the lazy susan. I keep one edge of the bowl straight in front of the horn so it will push the bowl around so I can stuff by myself while everyone drinks beer and videos me… I know there is a video on my instagram.

    John C.

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      Parksider Are those in a bowl cause you did your trick? Just FYI I need to actually do that for a meathack monday or something!

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      craigrice
      Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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      Jonathon I have a lazy Susan 16" I use when stuffing and it is a good help

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        blackbetty61
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        craigrice Parksider thats a great tip guess I’m gonna have to look into a lazy Susan since I fly solo most of the time unless I get the wife or my youngest daughter to crank the handle for me

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          Parksider
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          blackbetty61 Found mine at the Goodwill store for $1… Cheapest piece of equipment I can’t live without!!

          John C.

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            Brianh
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            Just ordered a big SS bowl and lazy susan from Amazon myself. Great idea!

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              Jonathon
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              Parksider and craigrice The combination of this is going to be our Meat Hack Monday this coming week!

              Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                craigrice
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                IMG_20200203_133556.jpg snack sticks, willies on the lazy susan

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                  Tex_77
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                  Jonathon Austin Joe Hell Well yesterday was my first day making sausage and I have to say it was a blast! I partnered up with a buddy who’s inlaws had most all of the equipment we needed and we knocked out 100 pounds of sausage. We made 4 batches of 25 pounds, using H-110-C Hot Pork Seasoning , Hatch Green Chili Brat Seasoning, Beer Brat Seasoning, and German Sausage Seasoning. All the brats were stuffed in 32MM fresh collagen casings.I also used the Hexarmor NXT Glove, and it worked flawlessly and allowed me to scare my friend by performing the Johnathon test on it and trying to my finger off. Needless to say the glove worked flawlessly. I also used my Meatgistics Leather Apron which worked flawlessly, and even led to the old timers who stopped by to give us there words if wisdom inquiring into if I was a butcher! All of the brat flavors were delicious, and the Hatch has a nice heat to it. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is the breakfast sausage, but I think biscuits and gravy are in my near future. Last but certainly most important I was representing for Team-Blue with my undefined.
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                  Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                    Jonathon Austin Joe Hell Well yesterday was my first day making sausage and I have to say it was a blast! I partnered up with a buddy who’s inlaws had most all of the equipment we needed and we knocked out 100 pounds of sausage. We made 4 batches of 25 pounds, using H-110-C Hot Pork Seasoning , Hatch Green Chili Brat Seasoning, Beer Brat Seasoning, and German Sausage Seasoning. All the brats were stuffed in 32MM fresh collagen casings.I also used the Hexarmor NXT Glove, and it worked flawlessly and allowed me to scare my friend by performing the Johnathon test on it and trying to my finger off. Needless to say the glove worked flawlessly. I also used my Meatgistics Leather Apron which worked flawlessly, and even led to the old timers who stopped by to give us there words if wisdom inquiring into if I was a butcher! All of the brat flavors were delicious, and the Hatch has a nice heat to it. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is the breakfast sausage, but I think biscuits and gravy are in my near future. Last but certainly most important I was representing for Team-Blue with my undefined.
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                    Joe Hell
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                    Tex_77 Good work! I haven’t seen the hot pork seasoning. I’ll have to give it a try!

                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                      What a beautiful set up, I would love to know how many lbs of burger that grinder has processed and you don’t have to worry about breaking that mixer. What brand German seasoning did you use, beautiful looking product.

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                        What a beautiful set up, I would love to know how many lbs of burger that grinder has processed and you don’t have to worry about breaking that mixer. What brand German seasoning did you use, beautiful looking product.

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                        akdave said in It was a Walton’s sausage weekend!:

                        What a beautiful set up, I would love to know how many lbs of burger that grinder has processed and you don’t have to worry about breaking that mixer. What brand German seasoning did you use, beautiful looking product.

                        Click on German seasoning in my post and it will take you to it!

                        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

                          Jonathon Austin Joe Hell Well yesterday was my first day making sausage and I have to say it was a blast! I partnered up with a buddy who’s inlaws had most all of the equipment we needed and we knocked out 100 pounds of sausage. We made 4 batches of 25 pounds, using H-110-C Hot Pork Seasoning , Hatch Green Chili Brat Seasoning, Beer Brat Seasoning, and German Sausage Seasoning. All the brats were stuffed in 32MM fresh collagen casings.I also used the Hexarmor NXT Glove, and it worked flawlessly and allowed me to scare my friend by performing the Johnathon test on it and trying to my finger off. Needless to say the glove worked flawlessly. I also used my Meatgistics Leather Apron which worked flawlessly, and even led to the old timers who stopped by to give us there words if wisdom inquiring into if I was a butcher! All of the brat flavors were delicious, and the Hatch has a nice heat to it. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is the breakfast sausage, but I think biscuits and gravy are in my near future. Last but certainly most important I was representing for Team-Blue with my undefined.
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                          Tex_77

                          Tex that’s without a doubt the best looking Blue Hat I’ve ever seen and the sausage is not bad either.

                          Just funnin with ya. What a spread… Great Job!

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                            Jonathon Austin Joe Hell Well yesterday was my first day making sausage and I have to say it was a blast! I partnered up with a buddy who’s inlaws had most all of the equipment we needed and we knocked out 100 pounds of sausage. We made 4 batches of 25 pounds, using H-110-C Hot Pork Seasoning , Hatch Green Chili Brat Seasoning, Beer Brat Seasoning, and German Sausage Seasoning. All the brats were stuffed in 32MM fresh collagen casings.I also used the Hexarmor NXT Glove, and it worked flawlessly and allowed me to scare my friend by performing the Johnathon test on it and trying to my finger off. Needless to say the glove worked flawlessly. I also used my Meatgistics Leather Apron which worked flawlessly, and even led to the old timers who stopped by to give us there words if wisdom inquiring into if I was a butcher! All of the brat flavors were delicious, and the Hatch has a nice heat to it. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is the breakfast sausage, but I think biscuits and gravy are in my near future. Last but certainly most important I was representing for Team-Blue with my undefined.
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                            PapaSop
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                            Tex_77
                            Blue hat and all… a huge thumbs up on this. 👍 👍
                            Congrats! Great looking sausage, equipment and getting your feet wet. To you and your crew…Well done! Enjoy every minute.

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                              Tex_77
                              Blue hat and all… a huge thumbs up on this. 👍 👍
                              Congrats! Great looking sausage, equipment and getting your feet wet. To you and your crew…Well done! Enjoy every minute.

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                              Tex_77
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                              PapaSop Thanks! Funny story about the mixer, my friends father in law got a call from his wife telling him it was for sale at church auction and she told him over the phone it was $800, but what he heard was $100, so he told her to buy it. When she got home she told him it was $800 not a hundred, so he said he had a good laugh and wrote it off as a donation to the church, it was much funnier to hear it told in person.

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

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                                PapaSop Thanks! Funny story about the mixer, my friends father in law got a call from his wife telling him it was for sale at church auction and she told him over the phone it was $800, but what he heard was $100, so he told her to buy it. When she got home she told him it was $800 not a hundred, so he said he had a good laugh and wrote it off as a donation to the church, it was much funnier to hear it told in person.

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                                PapaSop
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                                Tex_77
                                Lol. Yep, can almost hear the story being told. 😁

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                                  Jonathon Austin Joe Hell Well yesterday was my first day making sausage and I have to say it was a blast! I partnered up with a buddy who’s inlaws had most all of the equipment we needed and we knocked out 100 pounds of sausage. We made 4 batches of 25 pounds, using H-110-C Hot Pork Seasoning , Hatch Green Chili Brat Seasoning, Beer Brat Seasoning, and German Sausage Seasoning. All the brats were stuffed in 32MM fresh collagen casings.I also used the Hexarmor NXT Glove, and it worked flawlessly and allowed me to scare my friend by performing the Johnathon test on it and trying to my finger off. Needless to say the glove worked flawlessly. I also used my Meatgistics Leather Apron which worked flawlessly, and even led to the old timers who stopped by to give us there words if wisdom inquiring into if I was a butcher! All of the brat flavors were delicious, and the Hatch has a nice heat to it. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is the breakfast sausage, but I think biscuits and gravy are in my near future. Last but certainly most important I was representing for Team-Blue with my undefined.
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                                  akdave
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                                  Tex_77
                                  Was the meat for the German Sausage all ground pork butts with no additional fat?

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                                    Tex_77
                                    Was the meat for the German Sausage all ground pork butts with no additional fat?

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                                    Team Blue Power User Traeger Primo Grills PK Grills Canning Sous Vide Community Moderator
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                                    akdave It was all pork butts, nothing else added.

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

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                                      akdave It was all pork butts, nothing else added.

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                                      Tex_77

                                      Thanks, Will get some port butts this week and think I will make up 12.5 lbs stuffed and smoked and 6.25 lbs Loose and 6.25 lbs stuffed not smoked. Your pictures got my mouth watering

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                                        Tex_77 That’s a great story, mine usually goes something more like I tell my wife it was $100 but I actually spent $800!

                                        John C.

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                                          Tex_77 That’s a great story, mine usually goes something more like I tell my wife it was $100 but I actually spent $800!

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                                          Parksider I just don’t tell mine what things cost usually!

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

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