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Costco shoulder butt for Sausage?

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    I am preparing semi air dried sausage using Costco shoulder butts. Should I add more pork fat? If so please explain and best place to buy the extra pork fat. Thanks.

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      I have called my local albertsons early in morning they will hold pork fat trimmings at 1.00 a lb.

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        I am preparing semi air dried sausage using Costco shoulder butts. Should I add more pork fat? If so please explain and best place to buy the extra pork fat. Thanks.

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        Robin05 you shouldn’t need any extra fat using pork butts.

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          Robin05 you shouldn’t need any extra fat using pork butts.

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          Tex_77 I agree with Tex_77

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            Robin05 you shouldn’t need any extra fat using pork butts.

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            Tex_77 thanks

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              It Should have enough fat in it already

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              • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                Tex_77 I agree with Tex_77

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                HerbcoFood said in Costco shoulder butt for Sausage?:

                Tex_77 I agree with Tex_77

                I agree with those 2 as well. If it has a small fat cap you should have a good 70/30 mix which will make a nice sausage. If it was a little over trimmed I would cube it and separate the merat and fat and would weight everything and try to get it at 70/30 (roughly). You can dip to 60/40 since fat is more flavor but make sure to have good protein extraction

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