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Need a seasoning mix for an authentic spicy Anduie Sausage

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    Help me please…I’m new to all this, and need a seasoning mixture for some warm, not overly hot Anduie Sausage. Made one batch and was sooo hot. I believe I have meat mixture right just not the spices. please help. Thank you for the help ahead of time…Eric.

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      Help me please…I’m new to all this, and need a seasoning mixture for some warm, not overly hot Anduie Sausage. Made one batch and was sooo hot. I believe I have meat mixture right just not the spices. please help. Thank you for the help ahead of time…Eric.

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      EricP Are you using a specific scratch-made recipe or a spice blend from Walton’s? In either case you should be able to tone down the spice without too much trouble. You might try adding a bit more meat to the same amount of seasoning you used on the previous batch. For example: If making a 10 lb batch try adding an additional pound or two of meat to reduce the heat by 10-20%.

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