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  • YooperDogY YooperDog

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    • IVERYANI IVERYAN

      Recipe- 8.33 lbs. 5lbs of 70/30 ground pork, 3.33 lbs of 50/50 pork venison mix. (Cleaning out the freezer).
      I used this amount because it is 1/3 of a 25lb batch & is perfect size for my bowl cutter.
      Excalibur frank & bologna seasoning.
      Sure gel
      Smoked meat stabilizer, (wanted to smoke right after mixing
      40 oz h2o/ice mix.
      26mm cellulose casings
      Mixed with a bowl cutter & stuffed with waltons 11lb stuffer.
      Smoked untill approx 130 deg , then finished in a turkey fryer until 160
      Ended with an ice bath.
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      IVERYAN very nice

      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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        Looks great. Curious how the taste of a mostly pork hot dog will be.

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          Great job!

          Paul

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            They look good let us know how they turned out and if you would add anything else. Always looking for good recipes.

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              Those look great. I want to try these someday.

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                Looks good…I’ll be trying hot dogs for the first time this week…wish me luck !!!

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                  Perfect. Thanks for the details on what a how.

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                    Dying to know how it went, it looks like his follow up posts were deleted

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                      My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                      • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                        My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                        Mcjagger said in Hot dogs 1st attempt.:

                        I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce

                        Great work, looks like hotdog consistency to me.
                        Are you happy with the flavor?

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                        • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                          My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                          Mcjagger those look great! I so wanna try these!!!

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                          • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                            My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                            Mcjagger what did you use for your meat block?

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                            • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                              My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                              Mcjagger
                              They look great. Definitely on my list of things to try.

                              “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                                Boy just waiting to buy a spare fridge to hold em over night. Got the casings spices a meat in the freezer. Just cant use the boss’s fridge for that lol

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                                  ND Mike … all beef chuck was the meat block…grilled them for lunch with homemade hot dog buns with all the fixings…the wife loved them, so that’s always a win !!!

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                                  • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                                    ND Mike … all beef chuck was the meat block…grilled them for lunch with homemade hot dog buns with all the fixings…the wife loved them, so that’s always a win !!!

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                                    Mcjagger thanks!

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                                    • IVERYANI IVERYAN

                                      Recipe- 8.33 lbs. 5lbs of 70/30 ground pork, 3.33 lbs of 50/50 pork venison mix. (Cleaning out the freezer).
                                      I used this amount because it is 1/3 of a 25lb batch & is perfect size for my bowl cutter.
                                      Excalibur frank & bologna seasoning.
                                      Sure gel
                                      Smoked meat stabilizer, (wanted to smoke right after mixing
                                      40 oz h2o/ice mix.
                                      26mm cellulose casings
                                      Mixed with a bowl cutter & stuffed with waltons 11lb stuffer.
                                      Smoked untill approx 130 deg , then finished in a turkey fryer until 160
                                      Ended with an ice bath.
                                      Screenshot_20210626-214346_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214307_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214252_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214243_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214228_Gallery.jpg

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                                      Been having problems posting from the app. I will post my thoughts at some point on how the hot dogs turned out.

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                                      • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                                        My first attempt at hot dogs, just in time for the 4th…ground the meat block once through a 10mm plate, 2 times through a 3mm, then back in the freezer for 45 minutes, 2 more times through the 3mm using my #22 Waltons grinder…less than 5 minutes per grind, easy peasy…I think the grind looks a lot like something a buffalo chopper would produce…smoke, sous vide, ice bath, refrigerate, vac pack and freeze

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                                        Mcjagger Looks great. Thanks for sharing the grind specifics. Want to try hot dogs but wasn’t sure how to get a good emulsification. Looks like you achieved it spot on.

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                                        • IVERYANI IVERYAN

                                          Recipe- 8.33 lbs. 5lbs of 70/30 ground pork, 3.33 lbs of 50/50 pork venison mix. (Cleaning out the freezer).
                                          I used this amount because it is 1/3 of a 25lb batch & is perfect size for my bowl cutter.
                                          Excalibur frank & bologna seasoning.
                                          Sure gel
                                          Smoked meat stabilizer, (wanted to smoke right after mixing
                                          40 oz h2o/ice mix.
                                          26mm cellulose casings
                                          Mixed with a bowl cutter & stuffed with waltons 11lb stuffer.
                                          Smoked untill approx 130 deg , then finished in a turkey fryer until 160
                                          Ended with an ice bath.
                                          Screenshot_20210626-214346_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214307_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214252_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214243_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20210626-214228_Gallery.jpg

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                                          Comments on my 1st hot dog attempt:

                                          1. Apologies for taking so long. I have been on a family vacation plus am having difficulties posting from my phone.
                                          2. The recipe- Since this was my first attempt at making hot dogs, my highest priority was getting the process right. My recipe was for informational purposes rather than a recommendation. The meat block was roughly 90% pork, 10% venison not counting fat. I didnt want to waste beef in case this turned into a major failure.
                                          3. The taste: Excalibur’s frank and bologna seasoning is fairly mild. Dont expect a mind blowing gourmet hot dog flavor , or you will be disappointed. In my opinion, it is a great base to start with. A person can always add some different spices to the mix if they choose.
                                            That being said, my hot dogs actually tasted like hot dogs. I smoked them in a stick burner, so they have a nice genuine smoke flavor that is superior to the liquid/powdered smoke flavor in the grocery store brands.
                                          4. Texture: My dogs were maybe a little juicer than the store bought brands. Otherwise, the texture and mouthfeel were very comparable.
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