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  • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

    Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

    A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

    Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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    wdaly
    Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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    bubba_mcnabb I didn’t see anywhere want your meat block was. I’m assuming, based on the other amounts that it as 25#. Was it straight pork butts?

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    • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

      johnsbrewhouse thanks, it’s my basement/ man cave. I’m Slowly getting it set up how I want. Lots of looking for used equipment.

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      Dr_Pain
      Sous Vide Dry Cured Sausage Traeger Team Blue
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      bubba_mcnabb Do you think I could convince my wife (and the inspectors) so I could build a basement in South Louisiana LOL!!

      Being at sea level it is impossible for us to have basements but man do I envy your processing center

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      • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

        Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

        A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

        Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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        glen
        Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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        bubba_mcnabb Great looking sausage.
        I am wondering how much draining the kraut would affect flavor

        Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
        Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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          processhead
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          Guessing all the acidity from the kraut juice would also kill the bind due to the lowered pH

          Paul

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          • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

            Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

            A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

            Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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            Jamieson22
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            bubba_mcnabb Great work! I have a bag of this seasoning and plan to do it soon. Definitely plan to use swiss hi-temp but have been trying to decide if I use kraut on inside or just serve with it. If go inside will def give it a run through the salad spinner based on your experience. Thanks!

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            • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

              Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

              A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

              Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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              bubba_mcnabb Looks awesome. The Silver Floss is one of my go to krauts, the other is Frank’s. Did you add any caraway seed or is that in the seasoning?

              Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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              • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

                Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

                A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

                Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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                kyle
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                bubba_mcnabb nice work on the sausage. Great looking processing room

                hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

                  Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

                  A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

                  Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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                  cdavis
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                  bubba_mcnabb good looking sausage. 👌

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                  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                    bubba_mcnabb My wife only allows me one man cave and that’s my 40x52 shop and it’s full, so I have to process in the kitchen, keep my spices and seasonings in my home office and the whatever they call it room next to the living room where I store my chamber sealer, grinder, stuffer and 10" slicer on the 4’ S/S table. The wife doesn’t care for it, but she has the entire basement for her quilting

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                    calldoctoday
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                    johnsbrewhouse You gotta give Mama what Mama wants to get what you need & stay happy!

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                    • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

                      Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

                      A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

                      Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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                      calldoctoday
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                      bubba_mcnabb Nice looking processing shop, real nice. You should try making your own kraut though, it is real easy & you will never want to go back to store bought kraut again.

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                      • C calldoctoday

                        johnsbrewhouse You gotta give Mama what Mama wants to get what you need & stay happy!

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                        calldoctoday Happy wife, happy life!

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                        • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                          bubba_mcnabb Looks awesome. The Silver Floss is one of my go to krauts, the other is Frank’s. Did you add any caraway seed or is that in the seasoning?

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                          bubba_mcnabb
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                          Bob Stehlik I didn’t add any, I think there is some in the seasoning

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                          • C calldoctoday

                            bubba_mcnabb Nice looking processing shop, real nice. You should try making your own kraut though, it is real easy & you will never want to go back to store bought kraut again.

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                            calldoctoday I have before it’s much better, but 4 kids later I don’t get much stuff like that done anymore

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                            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                              calldoctoday Happy wife, happy life!

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                              #26

                              johnsbrewhouse my wife dose quilts also she wants to make one each for all the grandchildren

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                              • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

                                Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

                                A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

                                Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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                                gus4416
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                                bubba_mcnabb how many pounds of meat did you use for that much cheese a crout

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                                • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

                                  Screenshot_20220203-235133_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235106_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20220203-235046_Gallery.jpg

                                  A new family favorite, the Reuben bratwurst. Added 2 pounds of homemade high temp smoked Swiss and 4 pounds of sour kraut.

                                  Grilled nice and slow then thrown on some rye bread with thousands island dressing is awesome.

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                                  ND Mike
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                                  bubba_mcnabb that sounds like a great brat!

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                                  • craigriceC craigrice

                                    johnsbrewhouse my wife dose quilts also she wants to make one each for all the grandchildren

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                                    craigrice all the grandkids have quilts, and the great grand has one now too, she was born last month, our first great. She makes quilts for everyone that is having babies she knows and give them a stack of burp/urp rags she makes. Whenever she retires she can start in on the big quilts with her big machine. She tells me my hobbies are expensive until I remind her how much we have invested in her machines.

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      craigrice all the grandkids have quilts, and the great grand has one now too, she was born last month, our first great. She makes quilts for everyone that is having babies she knows and give them a stack of burp/urp rags she makes. Whenever she retires she can start in on the big quilts with her big machine. She tells me my hobbies are expensive until I remind her how much we have invested in her machines.

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                                      craigrice
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                                      johnsbrewhouse buying fabric is not cheep either

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                                      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                        craigrice all the grandkids have quilts, and the great grand has one now too, she was born last month, our first great. She makes quilts for everyone that is having babies she knows and give them a stack of burp/urp rags she makes. Whenever she retires she can start in on the big quilts with her big machine. She tells me my hobbies are expensive until I remind her how much we have invested in her machines.

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                                        johnsbrewhouse said in Reuben bratwurst:

                                        She tells me my hobbies are expensive until I remind her how much we have invested in her machines.

                                        My mom (retired) casually mentioned her new $20k sewing machine last time I saw her. I can’t even…

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                                        • craigriceC craigrice

                                          johnsbrewhouse buying fabric is not cheep either

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                                          johnsbrewhouse
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                                          craigrice No it’s not, I have gone with her to the fabric store. She has quite a supply of her own, it still amazes me that they need more or don’t have the right color.

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