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  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

    Chicken pineapple sausage success! One seasoned with Sweet teriyaki jerky seasoning plus canned pineapple a and the other with Hawaiian sausage seasoning and canned pineapple. Had both tonight for dinner with some diced chile cheese cornbread. The links were a whole lot different than the patties I made from the tube left overs, much better. I’ll continue to use the mechanically separated chicken, it’s cheap at Restaurant Depot, $1 lb. !IMG_0200.JPG IMG_0202.JPG

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    johnsbrewhouse Looks great. I mix it with 30% pork for flavor. Watch out for the 5% sodium solution added in the processing. Ck the label on the tube. Bet it tastes as good as it looks. I agree with the processed chicken being the better deal. Tried to debone a few chickens once. Best I can describe the results… looked like road kill by an 18 wheeler… 2 days old. 😎

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      johnsbrewhouse Looks great. I mix it with 30% pork for flavor. Watch out for the 5% sodium solution added in the processing. Ck the label on the tube. Bet it tastes as good as it looks. I agree with the processed chicken being the better deal. Tried to debone a few chickens once. Best I can describe the results… looked like road kill by an 18 wheeler… 2 days old. 😎

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      JoeB I just deboned 10 lbs of chicken quarters today, they were $ .69 lb… Not sure the added labor is worth the savings. It certainly does look like a mangled mess when you get done. The MSC had no sodium solution added. I talked to the people at restaurant depot and they told me nobody really buys the stuff. I can see why, they keep it with the frozen pizza products rather than the chicken.

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      • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

        Jumbulya tonight with my kielbasa I made yesterday.
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        Grimpuppy Awesome! Is that andouille sausage in the mix? Sorry, i just read your description… My bad😁

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        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

          JoeB I just deboned 10 lbs of chicken quarters today, they were $ .69 lb… Not sure the added labor is worth the savings. It certainly does look like a mangled mess when you get done. The MSC had no sodium solution added. I talked to the people at restaurant depot and they told me nobody really buys the stuff. I can see why, they keep it with the frozen pizza products rather than the chicken.

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          johnsbrewhouse Gee, the tubes i was getting fm RD had it on the fda label stated “5% used in processing” I agree, you have to hunt the stuff down

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          • R RedJim64

            Two views of our Loaded Baked Potato dinner tonight. First my plate. Second BHs plate…

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            RedJim64 they look good

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            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

              JoeB I just deboned 10 lbs of chicken quarters today, they were $ .69 lb… Not sure the added labor is worth the savings. It certainly does look like a mangled mess when you get done. The MSC had no sodium solution added. I talked to the people at restaurant depot and they told me nobody really buys the stuff. I can see why, they keep it with the frozen pizza products rather than the chicken.

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              johnsbrewhouse OK i was confused… Happens often. Was not referring to MSG, i was referring to a 5% salt solution that could over salt your batch. Cheers!

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              • Tex_77T Tex_77

                Sous vide bone in ribeye and cast iron potatoes. Sous vide’d at 115 for two hours then into a hot cast iron pan for 1:30 a side.
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                Tex_77 that ribeye is just how I like it! Spuds look good too!

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                • J JoeB

                  johnsbrewhouse OK i was confused… Happens often. Was not referring to MSG, i was referring to a 5% salt solution that could over salt your batch. Cheers!

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                  johnsbrewhouse
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                  JoeB MCS=Mechanically Separated Chicken, no confusion. Most all processed chicken has salt solution added. I take that into account when I process. The 5% generally doesn’t effect much unless I go and brine a chicken, then I have to watch it.

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                  • S sjhuntingfool

                    Cured an smoked a couple goose breast.
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                    sjhuntingfool Wow, that looks fantastic. Great job.

                    Please tell us how you cured it.

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                    • J JoeB

                      Grimpuppy Awesome! Is that andouille sausage in the mix? Sorry, i just read your description… My bad😁

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                      JoeB I usually use andouille but I was pretty proud of my kielbasa I made so I wanted to use it.

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                      • ChefC Chef

                        sjhuntingfool Wow, that looks fantastic. Great job.

                        Please tell us how you cured it.

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                        Chef I used dry rub bacon cure then I gave it a coat with some brown sugar and black pepper.

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                          Hurricane Nicholas chicken & andouille gumbo. Started ‘er with the lights off but it’s all good now.

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                          • J jh4_htx

                            Hurricane Nicholas chicken & andouille gumbo. Started ‘er with the lights off but it’s all good now.

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                            jh4_htx You must be from Louisiana. People there never let a hurricane go to waste.

                            Gumbo looks great.

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                            • ChefC Chef

                              jh4_htx You must be from Louisiana. People there never let a hurricane go to waste.

                              Gumbo looks great.

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                              Chef yep, river parishes born and raised, more Texan now though.

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                              • J jh4_htx

                                Chef yep, river parishes born and raised, more Texan now though.

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                                jh4_htx I’ve lived in Texas way more years than Louisiana, but can’t get Louisiana’s food out of my system There is a way of cooking and a seasoning profile that people universally love.

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                                  jh4_htx I’ve lived in Texas way more years than Louisiana, but can’t get Louisiana’s food out of my system There is a way of cooking and a seasoning profile that people universally love.

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                                  Chef I was blessed to have a mom who is a chieftess among Cajun cooks, so her flavors and smells and techniques are a guidepost. I grew up in LaPlace… I’m basically half-andouille.

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                                  • Denny OD Denny O

                                    A very helpful gentleman friend of mine from here lent me some major pointers to make an “Elixir of Life” like V8, home brewed style.20210912_140333.jpg
                                    Still got to run it through the juicer then process.
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                                    After I ran it through .

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                                    @dennyo looks great. I hope it’s as good as it looks.

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                                    • SurgS Surg

                                      Air fried eggplant inspired by processhead’s post.
                                      And crockpot chicken and dumplings.
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                                      Surg mercy those dumplings look awesome. 😍

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                                      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                        Chicken pineapple sausage success! One seasoned with Sweet teriyaki jerky seasoning plus canned pineapple a and the other with Hawaiian sausage seasoning and canned pineapple. Had both tonight for dinner with some diced chile cheese cornbread. The links were a whole lot different than the patties I made from the tube left overs, much better. I’ll continue to use the mechanically separated chicken, it’s cheap at Restaurant Depot, $1 lb. !IMG_0200.JPG IMG_0202.JPG

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                                        johnsbrewhouse those look great. I’m glad you figured out the problem. That helps us all. Maybe you should been a detective. Congrats and thanks for sharing.

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                                        • Tex_77T Tex_77

                                          Sous vide bone in ribeye and cast iron potatoes. Sous vide’d at 115 for two hours then into a hot cast iron pan for 1:30 a side.
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                                          Tex_77 looks awesome as usual 👌

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