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  • T tarp

    I use H-110 for basic standard. It also needs about 10% extra seasoning to flavor but be carefully it adds more salt. But you can add your own spices to get what u want.

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    tarp H-110 is great, its brings good heat! It’s probably my favorite and is great in B&G.

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

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      I like the H-110 and Holly which I tweak to our tastes, sage, black and red pepper. I use them to save some time, but I also have my own recipe that I like when I have time and we are doing a large batch.

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        Scott Coberly If you like the Holly but want it a little less salty maybe try backing the seasoning off by about 10% and see how you like that?

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          Thanks for the response guys. I was actually wondering about increasing the holly a tad and then adding a little brown sugar to counter the salt and heat what do ya think of that? I tried adding my own seasoning to change the profile some but…that turned out not good lol too much of something!
          Having fun tho. I know it’s hard to advise because taste is subjective.

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          • Scott CoberlyS Scott Coberly

            Thanks for the response guys. I was actually wondering about increasing the holly a tad and then adding a little brown sugar to counter the salt and heat what do ya think of that? I tried adding my own seasoning to change the profile some but…that turned out not good lol too much of something!
            Having fun tho. I know it’s hard to advise because taste is subjective.

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            Scott Coberly if you think Holly has to much heat, stay away from H-110.

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

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              Scott Coberly Adding some brown sugar will work, though I would probably not start by adding more seasoning and brown sugar. I’d start with adding some more broiwn sugar 1st (say probably 3% of the sausage weight) and go from there.

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                Lot of empty bottles, looks like you need stocked up as well.

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

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                  Scott Coberly Adding some brown sugar will work, though I would probably not start by adding more seasoning and brown sugar. I’d start with adding some more broiwn sugar 1st (say probably 3% of the sausage weight) and go from there.

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                  Jonathon
                  I did make new batch and kept holly seasoning at recommended measurement but added brown sugar and yes that did the trick for me. Got a keeper recipe. Thanks for the replies.

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                  • Scott CoberlyS Scott Coberly

                    Jonathon
                    I did make new batch and kept holly seasoning at recommended measurement but added brown sugar and yes that did the trick for me. Got a keeper recipe. Thanks for the replies.

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                    Scott Coberly said in breakfast sausage seasoning explained:

                    but added brown sugar and yes

                    How much did you add / total pounds of sausage made/?

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                      Scott Coberly said in breakfast sausage seasoning explained:

                      but added brown sugar and yes

                      How much did you add / total pounds of sausage made/?

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                      I added 2 tablespoons to 8.5 lbs meat. I disolved the sugar in about 1/4 cup water and incorporated that way.

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