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  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

    processhead The Holly’s has a small bit of bite, but really lacks sage flavor. I still think it could stand a bit more than what I added though the sausage gravy did come out well.IMG_0301.JPG

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    bocephus
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    johnsbrewhouse Try adding a little bit more when you thaw the sausage to cook, it might get you by for this batch.

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      johnsbrewhouse Try adding a little bit more when you thaw the sausage to cook, it might get you by for this batch.

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      johnsbrewhouse
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      bocephus fresh sausage, made around noon then refrigerated overnight. Going to have to just keep experimenting until I find the correct amount. I added 1 tsp for 1 lb. of meat already, next one will be 1 TBSP for 1 lb.

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      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

        Pivodog I added extra sage, still not enough. Got to find the sweet spot.

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        johnsbrewhouse I agree!

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        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

          Pivodog I added extra sage, still not enough. Got to find the sweet spot.

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          Denny O
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          johnsbrewhouse There is a country sage breakfast sausage seasoning mix that I’ve found and make, we enjoy it. “Hi Mountain Breakfast Sausage Seasoning”. If there is a better one I’d like to try it.

          Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
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          Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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          • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

            bocephus fresh sausage, made around noon then refrigerated overnight. Going to have to just keep experimenting until I find the correct amount. I added 1 tsp for 1 lb. of meat already, next one will be 1 TBSP for 1 lb.

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            bocephus
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            johnsbrewhouse That is why it is nice to make your own sausage, even if you use a prepackaged seasoning, you can always modify to make it your own.

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            • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

              samspade Looks like some good ML sandwiches are in your future. Looks awesome and delicious.

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              samspade
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              Bob Stehlik are you kidding. Three meat loaves and 5 hungry people. Did not last through the night. Guess 4 next time.

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                YUMMMMM!! Meatloaf. Viewing those meatloaf instantaneously brought me back to my childhood

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                  johnsbrewhouse
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                  What to do with 11.5 lbs. of ground pork butts. 2.5 lbs. of Landjaegers, 2.5 lbs. of Jerry’s Bratwurst with cheddar cheese and 2.5lbs. of Signature Smoke Kielbasa. Added liquid smoke to the landjaeger and processed them in the convection oven on the drying cycle. The brat and kielbasa are firming in the freezer for vacuum packaging. The Landjaeger seasoning does not have the pickle flavor as described in the description although the seasoning smell like it when you open the bag, will add some ECA or citric acid next time to get a bit more tang. My recipe was sharper in flavor.IMG_0303.JPG IMG_0302.JPG

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                  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                    What to do with 11.5 lbs. of ground pork butts. 2.5 lbs. of Landjaegers, 2.5 lbs. of Jerry’s Bratwurst with cheddar cheese and 2.5lbs. of Signature Smoke Kielbasa. Added liquid smoke to the landjaeger and processed them in the convection oven on the drying cycle. The brat and kielbasa are firming in the freezer for vacuum packaging. The Landjaeger seasoning does not have the pickle flavor as described in the description although the seasoning smell like it when you open the bag, will add some ECA or citric acid next time to get a bit more tang. My recipe was sharper in flavor.IMG_0303.JPG IMG_0302.JPG

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                    calldoctoday
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                    johnsbrewhouse Eat as much as you can & store the rest. Of course you could always send some my way. That all looks very good. Sorry that “tang” did not quite get there on this batch, but they look very good & I bet they taste pretty darned good too.

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                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                      What to do with 11.5 lbs. of ground pork butts. 2.5 lbs. of Landjaegers, 2.5 lbs. of Jerry’s Bratwurst with cheddar cheese and 2.5lbs. of Signature Smoke Kielbasa. Added liquid smoke to the landjaeger and processed them in the convection oven on the drying cycle. The brat and kielbasa are firming in the freezer for vacuum packaging. The Landjaeger seasoning does not have the pickle flavor as described in the description although the seasoning smell like it when you open the bag, will add some ECA or citric acid next time to get a bit more tang. My recipe was sharper in flavor.IMG_0303.JPG IMG_0302.JPG

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                      Surg
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                      johnsbrewhouse those look great. Love the variety. Did you use natural casing for the brats and kielbasa.

                      “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                        johnsbrewhouse those look great. Love the variety. Did you use natural casing for the brats and kielbasa.

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                        johnsbrewhouse
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                        Surg Tubed natural hog casing, couple of years old, but still good. I keep the in the original bag, the add salt to what is left, put that bag inside a chamber vac bag and vacuum seal them and put them back in the fridge.

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                          johnsbrewhouse Eat as much as you can & store the rest. Of course you could always send some my way. That all looks very good. Sorry that “tang” did not quite get there on this batch, but they look very good & I bet they taste pretty darned good too.

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                          calldoctoday They were still really good, almost like a kielbasa flavor. My son brought my 4 y/o grandson over tonight and I gave him one, and he was back looking for more. I gave him another, he was back again. So I gave him a bag of 6 assorted sticks (6") to take home with him, they had been in the fridge for a bit. I cut them all 6" long so I can bag and seal them so I don’t eat them all up. The wife told me to cut back on the liquid smoke, but she liked them to. The brats and kielbasa will get sealed tomorrow.

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                          • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                            calldoctoday They were still really good, almost like a kielbasa flavor. My son brought my 4 y/o grandson over tonight and I gave him one, and he was back looking for more. I gave him another, he was back again. So I gave him a bag of 6 assorted sticks (6") to take home with him, they had been in the fridge for a bit. I cut them all 6" long so I can bag and seal them so I don’t eat them all up. The wife told me to cut back on the liquid smoke, but she liked them to. The brats and kielbasa will get sealed tomorrow.

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                            YooperDog
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                            I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

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                            • YooperDogY YooperDog

                              I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

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                              bocephus
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                              YooperDog Nice looking sausage and knife, congratulations.

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                              • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

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                                IMG_20220201_222424039.jpg

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                                YooperDog you will be esting good for a while. Congrats on the knife

                                hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                                • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                  I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

                                  IMG_20220201_101419718.jpg

                                  IMG_20220201_222424039.jpg

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                                  mrobisr
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                                  YooperDog that looks terrific.

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                                  • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                    I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

                                    IMG_20220201_101419718.jpg

                                    IMG_20220201_222424039.jpg

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                                    YooperDog Looks great. That’s the way to break in a new knife.

                                    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      What to do with 11.5 lbs. of ground pork butts. 2.5 lbs. of Landjaegers, 2.5 lbs. of Jerry’s Bratwurst with cheddar cheese and 2.5lbs. of Signature Smoke Kielbasa. Added liquid smoke to the landjaeger and processed them in the convection oven on the drying cycle. The brat and kielbasa are firming in the freezer for vacuum packaging. The Landjaeger seasoning does not have the pickle flavor as described in the description although the seasoning smell like it when you open the bag, will add some ECA or citric acid next time to get a bit more tang. My recipe was sharper in flavor.IMG_0303.JPG IMG_0302.JPG

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                                      johnsbrewhouse BUSY BUSY man!!! WoW

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                                      • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                        I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

                                        IMG_20220201_101419718.jpg

                                        IMG_20220201_222424039.jpg

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                                        ND Mike
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                                        YooperDog looking good. I want to try those hatch chili brats.

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                                        • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                          I needed to refill the freezer, made 20lbs breakfast sausage, Holly and H110-C and 10 lbs of brats Blue Ribbon and Hatch Green Chili. Besides I needed to break in the new knife.

                                          IMG_20220201_101419718.jpg

                                          IMG_20220201_222424039.jpg

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                                          YooperDog We are on parallel universes. I just snared a 16 lb butt for 1.59 and am planning out how much of breakfast, brat and polish I will create. As usual, yours look close to perfect. I do like my knife also. Just cut up 4 lbs of onions for making French Onion soup and the butt into grinding pieces. Oh, the house is going to smell good today. Just waiting for the freezing rain and 8-14 inches of snow to hit.

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