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  • johnsbrewhouseJ Offline
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    johnsbrewhouse
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    #11603

    Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

      Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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      GWG8541
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      I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
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      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      • kyleK kyle

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        made 25 pounds of brats today. Half are WI brats ( craisins, wild rice and cheddar) and half I tried buffalo blue cheese. I started with blue ribbon brat mix and added hi temp blue cheese and franks buffalo powder. Too tired to cook one tonight so I will try them in the morning, they do smell good tho.

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        calldoctoday
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        #11605

        kyle Those really look good & that’s a whole lotta sausage to boot!

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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
          20220512_185916.jpg

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          Regular Contributors Power User
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          GWG8541
          The lowly spud can be the base for many a fantastic meal.
          Its the foundation.👍👍

          Paul

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          • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

            Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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            Bob Stehlik
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            #11607

            johnsbrewhouse Those look great.

            Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
              20220512_185916.jpg

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              Bob Stehlik
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              #11608

              GWG8541 Just had dinner and now I’m hungry again.

              Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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              • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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                GWG8541
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                johnsbrewhouse those sausages look great.

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

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
                  20220512_185916.jpg

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                  gus4416
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                  #11610

                  GWG8541 that is one awesome looking potato

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                  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                    Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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                    gus4416
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                    #11611

                    johnsbrewhouse those sausage look great what is the ratio of beef and pork

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                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                      I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
                      20220512_185916.jpg

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                      kyle
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                      #11612

                      GWG8541 what a great meal. Really like that idea

                      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                      • kyleK kyle

                        So I tried the buffalo blue cheese brats this morning. They had a real strong blue cheese flavor which is fine with me. As far as the buffalo flavor, you couldn’t really taste it much. I used 2 1/2 oz of franks powder in 12 pounds of meat.I really don’t want to use much more than that because I think they will get too salty. Next time I think I will use the powder plus replace half the water with liquid buffalo sauce. The brats taste great, but just didn’t have the flavor I was looking for. Suggestions by you guys is welcome

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                        kyle just be careful when using the liquid if it has a lot of vinegar in it. I know that you are going to cut it with some water, but too much vinegar will affect your bind.

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                        • YooperDogY YooperDog

                          kyle just be careful when using the liquid if it has a lot of vinegar in it. I know that you are going to cut it with some water, but too much vinegar will affect your bind.

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                          kyle
                          Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
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                          #11614

                          YooperDog I was thinking that since they will be fresh (then frozen) and not smoked the vinegar might not affect them as much. I could be wrong

                          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                          • kyleK kyle

                            YooperDog I was thinking that since they will be fresh (then frozen) and not smoked the vinegar might not affect them as much. I could be wrong

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                            YooperDog
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                            wrote on last edited by
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                            kyle I use vinegar sometimes in making Mexican chorizo and it will create a crumbly finished cooked product. If I go a little lighter on the vinegar I can create sausages that can be grilled w/o falling apart. Just my experience with trial and error. Wine and tequila has a similar effect from my experiments.

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                            • GWG8541G GWG8541

                              I just had a baked potato for dinner tonight. It doesn’t look like much, but underneath this pile of goodness is a baked potato. You cannot see it, but the tater had a little butter, salt, pepper, sour cream and my shredded smoked cheddar. Then piled on the pulled pork with my homemade BBQ sauce, more smoked cheddar and some Cowboy Candy canned from my garden last year. There was definitely alot going on with the different flavors, but it was one tasty meal.
                              20220512_185916.jpg

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                              zbigjeff
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                              GWG8541 Yep, definitely would be called “smothered”.

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                              • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                kyle I use vinegar sometimes in making Mexican chorizo and it will create a crumbly finished cooked product. If I go a little lighter on the vinegar I can create sausages that can be grilled w/o falling apart. Just my experience with trial and error. Wine and tequila has a similar effect from my experiments.

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                                kyle
                                Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
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                                #11617

                                YooperDog thanks for the advice. I guess I got some experimenting to do

                                hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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                                  Dave in AZ
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                                  johnsbrewhouse those look great. Brisket and sausage are what I think of first for BBQ.
                                  About 2 weeks ago I was reading everything I could find online for making an authentic Texas sausage I’d get at a Lockhart or Hill country BBQ. I’d love to hear more about your recipe!

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                                    HerbcoFood
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                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #11619

                                    Roasted steak cabbage with chicken thighs and bell peppers.
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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      Made my version of Texas hot links with pork and beef. Smoke them up, just pulled them from the smoker and waiting for them to cool so that I can get them in the vacuum bags. IMG_0407.JPG IMG_0406.JPG

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                                      Grimpuppy
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                                      #11620

                                      johnsbrewhouse
                                      You have a recipe for your hot links you would be willing to share? I have been on a year long quest to make the perfect hot link.

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                                        johnsbrewhouse those sausage look great what is the ratio of beef and pork

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                                        johnsbrewhouse
                                        Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #11621

                                        gus4416 3 lbs. pork to 2 lbs. ground beef. actually could use more beef, but I used what I had. Next time I’ll add either my brisket or rib eye trim ground. The better ratio would be 3 lbs. beef, 2 lbs. pork.

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                                        • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                          Roasted steak cabbage with chicken thighs and bell peppers.
                                          BCC85D0D-0AAE-474C-83CC-26C245E244CA.jpeg

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                                          Bob Stehlik
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                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #11622

                                          HerbcoFood Looks awesome. I love roasted cabbage and grilled peppers done with a good olive oil, sea salt and pepper. That little bit of char on both just adds so much flavor. Chicken thighs are the perfect protein to go with that.

                                          Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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