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What's your next Meat Project?

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  • mrobisrM mrobisr

    YooperDog FYI, Your post made me remember to post a hack that I do to make the netting easier for spice and herb coated meats.

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    mrobisr I look forward to it. Putting the netting on can be a PIA. One of these times I am just going to tie them up.

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    • YooperDogY YooperDog

      Just replenished my Canadian bacon larder. Started with close to 20lbs, maybe 15lb after trimming and cooking. I will need to do one more and just keep it plain, these are coated on coarse black pepper. I also add a pint of maple syrup to the pickle, brought a nice hint of sweetness forward.

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      YooperDog Absolutely awesome! Looks delicious

      Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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      • YooperDogY YooperDog

        Just replenished my Canadian bacon larder. Started with close to 20lbs, maybe 15lb after trimming and cooking. I will need to do one more and just keep it plain, these are coated on coarse black pepper. I also add a pint of maple syrup to the pickle, brought a nice hint of sweetness forward.

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        YooperDog Yep, a thing of beauty. My tastebuds are salivating.

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        • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

          calldoctoday I’ve learned on this site that any of the recipes for Andouille including the prepackaged one that I initially used blows away most Andouille in stores except the one’s I bought in the Louisiana sector in the past. Up north, there’s no contest.

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          zbigjeff It was delicious prior to smoking. I plan to try the finished product today.

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          • PivodogP Pivodog

            zbigjeff It was delicious prior to smoking. I plan to try the finished product today.

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            Pivodog Have fun with the “tasting”. We are our own worse critics.

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            • YooperDogY YooperDog

              Just replenished my Canadian bacon larder. Started with close to 20lbs, maybe 15lb after trimming and cooking. I will need to do one more and just keep it plain, these are coated on coarse black pepper. I also add a pint of maple syrup to the pickle, brought a nice hint of sweetness forward.

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              IMG_20220320_165821485.jpg

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              YooperDog there. Nice bet they will all taste great.

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              • YooperDogY YooperDog

                Just replenished my Canadian bacon larder. Started with close to 20lbs, maybe 15lb after trimming and cooking. I will need to do one more and just keep it plain, these are coated on coarse black pepper. I also add a pint of maple syrup to the pickle, brought a nice hint of sweetness forward.

                IMG_20220319_165950574.jpg

                IMG_20220320_164537524.jpg

                IMG_20220320_165821485.jpg

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                calldoctoday
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                YooperDog Wow! That is amazing. Those Bacons look fantastic!

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                • PivodogP Pivodog

                  This weekend’s project, 4kg of Andouille.

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                  Pivodog Here’s the money shot!
                  Tasting Notes: Spicy and Smokey!

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                  • YooperDogY YooperDog

                    mrobisr I look forward to it. Putting the netting on can be a PIA. One of these times I am just going to tie them up.

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                    mrobisr
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                    YooperDog said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                    mrobisr I look forward to it. Putting the netting on can be a PIA. One of these times I am just going to tie them up.

                    Especially if you coat it with something.

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                    • PivodogP Pivodog

                      Pivodog Here’s the money shot!
                      Tasting Notes: Spicy and Smokey!

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                      Pivodog Absolutely perfect sausage making and it looks tasty to boot.

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                      • PivodogP Pivodog

                        Pivodog Here’s the money shot!
                        Tasting Notes: Spicy and Smokey!

                        20220321_173758.jpg

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                        Pivodog Those look really good!

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                          Pivodog Those look really good!

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                          Well, ere is a we bit of pastrami. It was a wee bit as it ended up being the smallest I had ever ended up with.Pastrami I, 2022 Resized.jpg I cooled it over night, sliced a little bit off, steamed it, & put it on that wee bit of Jewish Rye. Of all the times I was looking for some nice good stuff for Reubens, I could not find it. But, the taste was Reuben I, Resized.jpg not wee, it was big & bold. Included with home fermented kraut & homemade Russian dressing. So that is what matters I suppose, tasteA Wee Dram I, 2022, Resized.jpg . So now, I will have to have a wee dram of dew & a bit of Guinness to wash it all down.

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                            Well, ere is a we bit of pastrami. It was a wee bit as it ended up being the smallest I had ever ended up with.Pastrami I, 2022 Resized.jpg I cooled it over night, sliced a little bit off, steamed it, & put it on that wee bit of Jewish Rye. Of all the times I was looking for some nice good stuff for Reubens, I could not find it. But, the taste was Reuben I, Resized.jpg not wee, it was big & bold. Included with home fermented kraut & homemade Russian dressing. So that is what matters I suppose, tasteA Wee Dram I, 2022, Resized.jpg . So now, I will have to have a wee dram of dew & a bit of Guinness to wash it all down.

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                            calldoctoday Oh that looks terrific.

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                            • mrobisrM mrobisr

                              calldoctoday Oh that looks terrific.

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                              mrobisr Thank you, I really appreciate that. I think I will do another one though in a few days.

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                                Well, ere is a we bit of pastrami. It was a wee bit as it ended up being the smallest I had ever ended up with.Pastrami I, 2022 Resized.jpg I cooled it over night, sliced a little bit off, steamed it, & put it on that wee bit of Jewish Rye. Of all the times I was looking for some nice good stuff for Reubens, I could not find it. But, the taste was Reuben I, Resized.jpg not wee, it was big & bold. Included with home fermented kraut & homemade Russian dressing. So that is what matters I suppose, tasteA Wee Dram I, 2022, Resized.jpg . So now, I will have to have a wee dram of dew & a bit of Guinness to wash it all down.

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                                calldoctoday It might of been a small pastrami, but it looked mighty good and nothing better than a Reuben sandwich for a meal. The Guinness and Irish Whiskey are nice to round everything out.

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  calldoctoday It might of been a small pastrami, but it looked mighty good and nothing better than a Reuben sandwich for a meal. The Guinness and Irish Whiskey are nice to round everything out.

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                                  johnsbrewhouse Thank you. I am going to try something different tomorrow. We will have to see how it tuns out. Margaret is working on a goulash of sorts that we came up with. Leftover juices, carrots, & potatoes from the corned beef mixed with another cabbage from the garden & some Italian sausage, hamburger, diced tomatoes, & sundried tomatoes & more peppers. We will see how it tastes, but the idea of it sounds great.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse Thank you. I am going to try something different tomorrow. We will have to see how it tuns out. Margaret is working on a goulash of sorts that we came up with. Leftover juices, carrots, & potatoes from the corned beef mixed with another cabbage from the garden & some Italian sausage, hamburger, diced tomatoes, & sundried tomatoes & more peppers. We will see how it tastes, but the idea of it sounds great.

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                                    calldoctoday I had to put what I had left in the freezer. The bottomless pit was eating it all up, he about finished all my corned beef off in two meals. The freezer is the only way I can save things, he won’t defrost them, just stand there with the fridge door open looking for food to jump out.

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      calldoctoday I had to put what I had left in the freezer. The bottomless pit was eating it all up, he about finished all my corned beef off in two meals. The freezer is the only way I can save things, he won’t defrost them, just stand there with the fridge door open looking for food to jump out.

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                                      johnsbrewhouse That was a great laugh for a late night! Those frozen pastramis are not too tender.

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                                        johnsbrewhouse That was a great laugh for a late night! Those frozen pastramis are not too tender.

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                                        calldoctoday I have a 16 lb. corned beef in the freezer that I bought last week that I will probably process in a couple of weeks and make another pastrami and more corned beef to vacuum seal and stock up the freezer for later.

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                                        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                          calldoctoday I have a 16 lb. corned beef in the freezer that I bought last week that I will probably process in a couple of weeks and make another pastrami and more corned beef to vacuum seal and stock up the freezer for later.

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                                          calldoctoday
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                                          johnsbrewhouse That’s a big one. I think I will do about a six pounder next. I usually do about a 10 pounder & brine them myself. This was just not a good year around here for locating decent briskets at a fair price.

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