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  • JonathonJ Offline
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    Jonathon
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    Joe Hell Can you tell us the basics of what is in it? PatrickB suggested maybe he thought it was just a name? Like a “Kitchen Sink Brat” that has a bit of everything in it?

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      Joe Hell Can you tell us the basics of what is in it? PatrickB suggested maybe he thought it was just a name? Like a “Kitchen Sink Brat” that has a bit of everything in it?

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      Joe Hell
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      Jonathon I think that batch was equal parts heart and liver. The next batch also had kidney. While I was working with the liver I talked the boss into pan frying some…we both agreed that liver is terrible! Check that one off the list!

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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      • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

        Jonathon I think that batch was equal parts heart and liver. The next batch also had kidney. While I was working with the liver I talked the boss into pan frying some…we both agreed that liver is terrible! Check that one off the list!

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        Joe Hell love liver and onions/w taters and gravy

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        • craigriceC craigrice

          Joe Hell love liver and onions/w taters and gravy

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          craigrice The texture was off-putting. If I try it again it will likely be in pâté form…IF

          Better Living Through BBQ!

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            Joe Hell We just had a braunschweiger like product that the first ingredient was pork liver. It wasn’t terrible, I didnt care for the texture but it had a good aftertaste.

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            • JonathonJ Jonathon

              Joe Hell We just had a braunschweiger like product that the first ingredient was pork liver. It wasn’t terrible, I didnt care for the texture but it had a good aftertaste.

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              Jonathon I’m considering making a kidney pie soon after a customer came looking. We have been getting a lot of requests from European, Asian and Hispanic customers for specific organs because you simply can’t find them elsewhere. It’s been really interesting to hear their preparations and suggestions. I’ll try just about anything once!

              This was a request from Greek born, German raised customer. “ Weiss wurst, leberkaes , grobe leberwurst , blutwurst , kaesekreiner”

              I had him just enter it in my phone…he only had a couple spelling mistakes. I would have had many!

              Better Living Through BBQ!

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                Joe Hell I’ve had Blutworst and weiss wurst. Had never even heard of leberkaes or kaesekreiner. Looks like kaesekreiner would be the best on that list, sausage filled with cheese usually works well!

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                • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                  Tex_77 I’ll make a request for a cow’s head! I’ve been wanting to do tongue for a while now. The Corriente tongues we have are smaller than what I’m used to seeing and they are almost black in color. We are getting quite a few Asian customers buying them for Pho.

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                  Joe Hell I “inherited” a tongue and part of a heart from my sister-in-law who received them with a side of beef she had ordered. I placed them in a brine with pickling spices for about 5 days, pressure-cooked them, peeled the tongue, and sliced both of them real thin and placed back in the brine. Served cold with crackers, very tasty. Couldn’t get her to try them though!

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                  • S stevenk970

                    Joe Hell I “inherited” a tongue and part of a heart from my sister-in-law who received them with a side of beef she had ordered. I placed them in a brine with pickling spices for about 5 days, pressure-cooked them, peeled the tongue, and sliced both of them real thin and placed back in the brine. Served cold with crackers, very tasty. Couldn’t get her to try them though!

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                    stevenk970 next tongue you get - boil and peel then put in a crock pot with onions and bbq sauce and let it cook all day - it looks just like bbq beef better still make lingua and use it for street tacos

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                    • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                      Jonathon I’m considering making a kidney pie soon after a customer came looking. We have been getting a lot of requests from European, Asian and Hispanic customers for specific organs because you simply can’t find them elsewhere. It’s been really interesting to hear their preparations and suggestions. I’ll try just about anything once!

                      This was a request from Greek born, German raised customer. “ Weiss wurst, leberkaes , grobe leberwurst , blutwurst , kaesekreiner”

                      I had him just enter it in my phone…he only had a couple spelling mistakes. I would have had many!

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                      Joe Hell said in My next goal...:

                      kaesekreiner
                      be ready to be underwhelmed - it is basically a cheddar brat - i didn’t say it was bad but get it over and move on to better Blutwurst, if done properly, is dreamy

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                        stevenk970 next tongue you get - boil and peel then put in a crock pot with onions and bbq sauce and let it cook all day - it looks just like bbq beef better still make lingua and use it for street tacos

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                        Departing Contestant I love me some street tacos. We have a huge selection in my area…it’s all great!

                        Better Living Through BBQ!

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                        • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                          Departing Contestant I love me some street tacos. We have a huge selection in my area…it’s all great!

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                          Joe Hell tongues are inexpensive , carry seasoning well, are extremely easy to cook and eat

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                          • Departing ContestantD Departing Contestant

                            Joe Hell tongues are inexpensive , carry seasoning well, are extremely easy to cook and eat

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                            Departing Contestant I’ll do it! We have excess tongue at the shop which I’m sure I would be gifted if I inquire.

                            Better Living Through BBQ!

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