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  • R RON PARRISH

    YooperDog The casings are fine and really stuck to sausage. I have never made them before so they may be normal. I used 17.5 lbs venison to 7 lbs pork fat. non fat dry milk for binder

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    YooperDog
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    RON PARRISH I have never made them with straight venison in the mix. I guess that could be what is giving the texture. Might just be what I think are fine and you feel are a bit rubbery. My wife and I have the same issue. There are styles I like and she has texture issues with. The only other thing that I can think of might have been a culprit is the cook and cool schedule.

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    • YooperDogY YooperDog

      RON PARRISH I have never made them with straight venison in the mix. I guess that could be what is giving the texture. Might just be what I think are fine and you feel are a bit rubbery. My wife and I have the same issue. There are styles I like and she has texture issues with. The only other thing that I can think of might have been a culprit is the cook and cool schedule.

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      RON PARRISH
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      YooperDog Thanks for input. I ran half of them through my bradley smoker and half through my pellet smoker. I did have a spike on the pellet smoker trying to get temp low. It may be that those got heat a little fast. The others may be better. I never thought to check one from each smoker. my brain has been scrambled lately!

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      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

        RafterW I have never used lime on asparagus, you usually tend to see lemons being used.

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        HerbcoFood yeah I hadn’t tried lime on the asparagus before either. It turned out pretty tasty, with the chili powder and a little extra salt after hitting the plate.

        Matt W.

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        • RafterWR RafterW

          HerbcoFood yeah I hadn’t tried lime on the asparagus before either. It turned out pretty tasty, with the chili powder and a little extra salt after hitting the plate.

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          RafterW Yeah, that for sure took it into a southwest taste.

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          • GWG8541G GWG8541

            I got off of work a little early today and decided to roast a beef strip/loin roast I pulled out of the freezer a few days ago. I’m doing a minor freezer purge this week because pork butts are 99 cents a pound at our Meijers store. This roast was a Christmas special for 6 bucks a pound. I think those prices are long gone for awhile. I made some gravy, rolls and a salad with it. I cheated on the mashed potatoes and used the store bought Bob Evans mashed. We do not ussually go so big for dinner on workday dinners, but man it was good.
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            GWG8541 That certainly looks good. The roast is cooked just the way I love it. The wife, not so much. She’s a well done person and I can’t change her.

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            • RafterWR RafterW

              Tacos with some burger that I ground a few weeks ago. The burger is a blend of whitetail, antelope and beef. About 33% of each. Seasoning in a Pinchos powder blend that I mixed up with saffron strands. The seasoning is in the taco meat and on the asparagus. The asparagus is oven roasted with lime, salt and the pinchos powder.
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              RafterW Very Nice

              Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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              • RafterWR RafterW

                Tacos with some burger that I ground a few weeks ago. The burger is a blend of whitetail, antelope and beef. About 33% of each. Seasoning in a Pinchos powder blend that I mixed up with saffron strands. The seasoning is in the taco meat and on the asparagus. The asparagus is oven roasted with lime, salt and the pinchos powder.
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                RafterW Great looking meal.

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                • RafterWR RafterW

                  Tacos with some burger that I ground a few weeks ago. The burger is a blend of whitetail, antelope and beef. About 33% of each. Seasoning in a Pinchos powder blend that I mixed up with saffron strands. The seasoning is in the taco meat and on the asparagus. The asparagus is oven roasted with lime, salt and the pinchos powder.
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                  zbigjeff
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                  RafterW Very few in the world have that blend of meat to use in their cook. Way to go.

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    I got off of work a little early today and decided to roast a beef strip/loin roast I pulled out of the freezer a few days ago. I’m doing a minor freezer purge this week because pork butts are 99 cents a pound at our Meijers store. This roast was a Christmas special for 6 bucks a pound. I think those prices are long gone for awhile. I made some gravy, rolls and a salad with it. I cheated on the mashed potatoes and used the store bought Bob Evans mashed. We do not ussually go so big for dinner on workday dinners, but man it was good.
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                    calldoctoday
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                    GWG8541 That looks real nice!

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                    • RafterWR RafterW

                      Tacos with some burger that I ground a few weeks ago. The burger is a blend of whitetail, antelope and beef. About 33% of each. Seasoning in a Pinchos powder blend that I mixed up with saffron strands. The seasoning is in the taco meat and on the asparagus. The asparagus is oven roasted with lime, salt and the pinchos powder.
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                      RafterW I love it.

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                        Cooked some cabbage rolls that were made and frozen in September. They were almostas good as fresh. Our local store over ordered carrots, so had them on sale. Made some copper penny salad like Mom used to make. A pretty good suppPXL_20220310_005048805.jpg er.

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                        • wdalyW wdaly

                          Cooked some cabbage rolls that were made and frozen in September. They were almostas good as fresh. Our local store over ordered carrots, so had them on sale. Made some copper penny salad like Mom used to make. A pretty good suppPXL_20220310_005048805.jpg er.

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                          gus4416
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                          wdaly that looks delicious but I can’t figure out what is in that carrot salad

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                          • RafterWR RafterW

                            Tacos with some burger that I ground a few weeks ago. The burger is a blend of whitetail, antelope and beef. About 33% of each. Seasoning in a Pinchos powder blend that I mixed up with saffron strands. The seasoning is in the taco meat and on the asparagus. The asparagus is oven roasted with lime, salt and the pinchos powder.
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                            RafterW nice. Thats a tasty looking combo.

                            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                            • wdalyW wdaly

                              Cooked some cabbage rolls that were made and frozen in September. They were almostas good as fresh. Our local store over ordered carrots, so had them on sale. Made some copper penny salad like Mom used to make. A pretty good suppPXL_20220310_005048805.jpg er.

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                              wdaly that looks delicious. Cabbage rolls are a great freezer food.

                              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                              • G gus4416

                                wdaly that looks delicious but I can’t figure out what is in that carrot salad

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                                gus4416 It’s pretty simple. Carrots, onions, and green peppers. Then a dressing made from a tomato soup base.

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                                • wdalyW wdaly

                                  Cooked some cabbage rolls that were made and frozen in September. They were almostas good as fresh. Our local store over ordered carrots, so had them on sale. Made some copper penny salad like Mom used to make. A pretty good suppPXL_20220310_005048805.jpg er.

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                                  mrobisr
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                                  wdaly I like it.

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                                  • wdalyW wdaly

                                    Cooked some cabbage rolls that were made and frozen in September. They were almostas good as fresh. Our local store over ordered carrots, so had them on sale. Made some copper penny salad like Mom used to make. A pretty good suppPXL_20220310_005048805.jpg er.

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                                    wdaly Even the veggies look delish.

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                                    • wdalyW wdaly

                                      gus4416 It’s pretty simple. Carrots, onions, and green peppers. Then a dressing made from a tomato soup base.

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                                      wdaly could you post the recipe for the dressing

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                                        Venison backstrap stir fry…
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                                        • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                          Venison backstrap stir fry…
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                                          HerbcoFood said in What did everyone cook today?:

                                          Venison backstrap stir fry…
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