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Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese

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  • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

    Dang, I cannot wait for these to be ready as they smell just like a Reuben on Rye.

    25lb pork butt with a single 4.5mm grind and 2.5lb hi-temp Swiss. Used 24oz of water and the seasoning mix and sure cure from Excalibur. Currenting in fridge curing overnight and will vac seal tomorrow or Monday.

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    Jamieson22 I made the Philly cheese steak today 25 pounds half with high temp Swiss
    The only thing I do different from most icube my meat the night before and put the flavor pack in it mig it up and leave in the fridge over night then grind the next day and mix and stuff

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      Jamieson22
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      Do most of you dry your fresh sausages before vac sealing and freezing? I normally leave overnight in fridge in a covered meat lug with a towel in bottom. Then I just vac seal the next day.

      Today I figured I’d fry them a bit first. But imagining once vac sealed they will exude liquid anyway and defeat the purpose.

      What’s the right answer?

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      • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

        Dang, I cannot wait for these to be ready as they smell just like a Reuben on Rye.

        25lb pork butt with a single 4.5mm grind and 2.5lb hi-temp Swiss. Used 24oz of water and the seasoning mix and sure cure from Excalibur. Currenting in fridge curing overnight and will vac seal tomorrow or Monday.

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        IMG_4352.jpg

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        Jamieson22 Ooooooooooh that sounds good, looks good too, & I bet it tastes even better.

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        • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

          Do most of you dry your fresh sausages before vac sealing and freezing? I normally leave overnight in fridge in a covered meat lug with a towel in bottom. Then I just vac seal the next day.

          Today I figured I’d fry them a bit first. But imagining once vac sealed they will exude liquid anyway and defeat the purpose.

          What’s the right answer?

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          Jamieson22 I lay them out on a large pan and stick the full tray in the freezer. Then I vacuum seal the next day.

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            Jamieson22 I lay them out on a large pan and stick the full tray in the freezer. Then I vacuum seal the next day.

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            pepperettes with 25lb batches I don’t have any space to handle that unfortunately.

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              Ready for the freezer! Ended up using the suction sealer so I could watch the tournament as I can’t see the TV where the chamber is in basement. 77 sausages in total (4 not pictured on plate to cook).

              Also, can’t believe it took me so long to switch from rolls to pre-made bags. Makes process so much easier.

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              • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                Dang, I cannot wait for these to be ready as they smell just like a Reuben on Rye.

                25lb pork butt with a single 4.5mm grind and 2.5lb hi-temp Swiss. Used 24oz of water and the seasoning mix and sure cure from Excalibur. Currenting in fridge curing overnight and will vac seal tomorrow or Monday.

                IMG_4341.jpg

                IMG_4348.jpg

                IMG_4352.jpg

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                Jamieson22 They look great.

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                  Jamieson22
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                  Okay. These are really good.

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                  • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                    Okay. These are really good.

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                    Jamieson22 nice, I guess that will go on the Walton’s shopping list.

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

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                      Jamieson22 I lay them out on a large pan and stick the full tray in the freezer. Then I vacuum seal the next day.

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                      pepperettes said in Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese:

                      Jamieson22 I lay them out on a large pan and stick the full tray in the freezer. Then I vacuum seal the next day.

                      I’m with pepperettes. same here I prefer to freeze first to hold in the moisture and not to squeeze the Charmin out of it. ;<)

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                      Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                      • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                        Okay. These are really good.

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                        Jamieson22 said in Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese:

                        Okay. These are really good.

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                        OH Ya BABY!!!

                        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                          Those look good. I ate a reuben today from a Philly deli, and I was skeptical about the flavors making it in the pork brats. But dang those do look good! I just did a $300 Walton’s order last week, wish I’d seen this and ordered the seasoning. It looks like that HT swiss really makes it!

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                            They look like they are missing something!
                            And I know what it is!
                            You didn’t invite me over for the meal!

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                              pepperettes said in Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese:

                              Jamieson22 I lay them out on a large pan and stick the full tray in the freezer. Then I vacuum seal the next day.

                              I’m with pepperettes. same here I prefer to freeze first to hold in the moisture and not to squeeze the Charmin out of it. ;<)

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                              @dennyo-s 😂 squeeze the charmin!

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                              • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                                Okay. These are really good.

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                                Jamieson22 Those look delicious. My stomach is growling & I’m drooling!

                                Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                  My dog does that to me, if I don’t share my food with her!

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                                  • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                    Those look good. I ate a reuben today from a Philly deli, and I was skeptical about the flavors making it in the pork brats. But dang those do look good! I just did a $300 Walton’s order last week, wish I’d seen this and ordered the seasoning. It looks like that HT swiss really makes it!

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                                    Dave in AZ I didn’t notice any issue at all using all pork with these. Flavor is incredible.

                                    And I think I am in the minority, but the Swiss hi-temp isn’t the best hi-temp cheese. It isn’t really “swiss” in flavor, just gives a really nice creaminess.

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                                      I find the same with all those HT cheeses! The creamy texture is great, but I get excited to make sausage with it, and I’m never really happy when I try it! But others love it!

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                                      • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                                        samspade said in Reuben Brats with Swiss Cheese:

                                        Pre-tubed are so easy got to try them if you haven’t
                                        May cost more but golly they are great.

                                        I had never really done the math so am curious:

                                        The 30/32 hog casing on Walton’s are $42.80 for 105/lb of product so $.407/lb.
                                        The 30/32 tubed casings are $44.99 and do 105lb for $.428/lb.
                                        So for a 25lb batch it will cost you $.525 more at $11.98.

                                        I tend to use the 32/35mm for $35.99 or the 35/38mm for $36.99 mostly. Those each do 125lbs.
                                        So like $.287/lb for the 32/35mm or $7.20 for a 25lb batch.

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                                        Jamieson22 how long can you store natural casings? Do you freeze them or just refrigerate? If I have to buy 100# worth of casing I would have to store it for a long time as I usually only make 25# or so of sausage at a time.

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                                        • Tom MitchellT Tom Mitchell

                                          Jamieson22 how long can you store natural casings? Do you freeze them or just refrigerate? If I have to buy 100# worth of casing I would have to store it for a long time as I usually only make 25# or so of sausage at a time.

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                                          Tom Mitchell Honestly they may store forever. I just keep them in the bag they came in, inside of a ziploc in the fridge. On top of that if you soak more than you need, you can just re-salt them with kosher salt and put back in fridge for future use.

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