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  • ND MikeN ND Mike

    Has anybody made summer sausage with just ground beef? I was thinking of using the big 10 lb 80/20 or 73/27 chubs you can buy at Sam’s or Costco. I really want to make some Willies summer sausage with some jalapeño flakes and pepper cheese! Do you think this meat block would be fine or should I mix in some pork butt?

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    @ndmike me personally i would do lean ground round and add pork. If you dont want to use pork then next best thing is pork fat. The chubs would work, will just be a bit greasy im thinking with the straight beef

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      use 73% all the time works great

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        I use pork in almost every meat mixture except summer sausage where I prefer beef only

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          I use 80/20 all of the time without any issue.

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            I use 80/20 all the time for all beef summer sausage. Works fine.

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              I see no reason not to use ground beef, especially fresh ground, but would argue that grinding your own fresh meat is generally going to make a better quality product than something that has been ground and frozen for unknow periods of time.

              Paul

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                Thanks for the input guys! Appreciate it!!!

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                  So when I made these last snack sticks, I had some 80/20 burger out of our cow from last year we processed… I added about 12 oz pork fat to 8 lbs of the 80/20 beef and the snack sticks turned out amazing! Id like to try a similar ratio for some summer sausage

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                    the only way i’ve ever done sticks or SS…Never went wrong!!!

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                      the only way i’ve ever done sticks or SS…Never went wrong!!!

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                      caryfr5 whats that, using like an 80/20 mixture? I know Jonathan recommend in the video they made that using pork fat with wild game in a 75/25 ratio seemed to taste the best

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                        caryfr5 whats that, using like an 80/20 mixture? I know Jonathan recommend in the video they made that using pork fat with wild game in a 75/25 ratio seemed to taste the best

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                        RJ Adventures yes

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