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  • JonathonJ Jonathon

    Derek_D 19 shouldn’t be that hard, how much water are you adding, is the meat super cold and is your gasket installed the right way? The gap should be down, on the meat side. Glad it came out well though!

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    Derek_D
    Team Orange PK100
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    Jonathon Everything was very cold. Gasket was on correctly. I’m guessing I put 6 cups of water in into 15 lbs of meat. I had to use the smallest cone that comes with the 11 lb stuffer.

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      Jonathon
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      Derek_D Yeah, the smallest one is the 12mm and that fits the 19mm fine. Unless my math is off that’s almost exactly 3 lb of water and that should be fine as well. I’d be interested to see if you have the same issue on your next batch? undefined

      Also, super nice set up!

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        chippewa
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        Everything looks great and awesome setup!!

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        • Derek_DD Derek_D

          First run with venison snack sticks. Used Mandarin Teriyaki seasoning. 19 mm casings. These turned out fantastic!! I’m going to get some 21mm casings and try them. It was quite hard to crank the stuffer with the 19mm. Though it did work.

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          PapaSop
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          Derek_D
          Very nice. Great looking work area.undefined

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          • JonathonJ Jonathon

            Derek_D Yeah, the smallest one is the 12mm and that fits the 19mm fine. Unless my math is off that’s almost exactly 3 lb of water and that should be fine as well. I’d be interested to see if you have the same issue on your next batch? undefined

            Also, super nice set up!

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            Derek_D
            Team Orange PK100
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            Jonathon I will be sure to let you know. How much water is recommended per pound of meat?

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              Jonathon
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              Derek_D We recommend somewhere between 1 and 2 qts per 25 lb so that is between 2.1 to 4.2 lb per 25, so between 1.3 oz to 2.6 oz per lb. You were right in that so that shouldn’t have been an issue. I only use more than 1.5 qt when I am using a binder like sure gel or something like carrot fiber, or if I am specifically trying to recreate something.

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              • JonathonJ Jonathon

                Derek_D We recommend somewhere between 1 and 2 qts per 25 lb so that is between 2.1 to 4.2 lb per 25, so between 1.3 oz to 2.6 oz per lb. You were right in that so that shouldn’t have been an issue. I only use more than 1.5 qt when I am using a binder like sure gel or something like carrot fiber, or if I am specifically trying to recreate something.

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                Derek_D
                Team Orange PK100
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                Jonathon That’s good information. I did use sure gel. Thanks!

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                • Derek_DD Derek_D

                  First run with venison snack sticks. Used Mandarin Teriyaki seasoning. 19 mm casings. These turned out fantastic!! I’m going to get some 21mm casings and try them. It was quite hard to crank the stuffer with the 19mm. Though it did work.

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                  Derek_D

                  This might have been addressed sometime back. Really like your labels. Are they the Avery stick on type.

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                    erich52
                    Team Blue Big Green Egg Traeger Regular Contributors
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                    I too like the labels. I like anything that helps the home processing look more professional. Do they make a smaller size as well for summer sausage?

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                      Jonathon
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                      erich52 Austin and I are working on this. Would people rather have them designed so they can be printed on with a home printer or just the type that is peel and stick and you can write on them with a sharpie?

                      Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                      • JonathonJ Jonathon

                        erich52 Austin and I are working on this. Would people rather have them designed so they can be printed on with a home printer or just the type that is peel and stick and you can write on them with a sharpie?

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                        erich52
                        Team Blue Big Green Egg Traeger Regular Contributors
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                        Jonathon can they be the same item? Just a blank page of labels with a sticky back you cou write on them or send them through the printer. I am not sure though they may have used an actual label maker.

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                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                          erich52 Austin and I are working on this. Would people rather have them designed so they can be printed on with a home printer or just the type that is peel and stick and you can write on them with a sharpie?

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                          blackbetty61
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                          Jonathon I agree with erich52 can it be both ways printer or sharpie

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                          • E erich52

                            I too like the labels. I like anything that helps the home processing look more professional. Do they make a smaller size as well for summer sausage?

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                            erich52 Check out sticker mule…they have weekly specials on things like labels, buttons, coasters, etc… It’s pro-quality all the way. If you have graphic design skills they can help elevate your projects for sure.

                            Better Living Through BBQ!

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                            • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                              erich52 Check out sticker mule…they have weekly specials on things like labels, buttons, coasters, etc… It’s pro-quality all the way. If you have graphic design skills they can help elevate your projects for sure.

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                              erich52
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                              Joe Hell only bbq skills here. No graphic art abilities whatsoever.

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                              • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                                erich52 Check out sticker mule…they have weekly specials on things like labels, buttons, coasters, etc… It’s pro-quality all the way. If you have graphic design skills they can help elevate your projects for sure.

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                                erich52
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                                Joe Hell in fact the only creativity I seem to demonstrate is the ability to come up with different ways to cook meat and wild game…it’s weird.

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                                  I use rolled labels and a thermal printer. Not real fancy but works well.

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                                  • E erich52

                                    Joe Hell in fact the only creativity I seem to demonstrate is the ability to come up with different ways to cook meat and wild game…it’s weird.

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                                    Team Blue
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                                    erich52 I might be able to help you if it’s not too elaborate of a design…lack of time more than anything.

                                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                      Jonathan, I think they need a nice BLUE border on them. Keep the other team color away from this project… way too easy to sabotage!

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                                      • denny66D denny66

                                        Jonathan, I think they need a nice BLUE border on them. Keep the other team color away from this project… way too easy to sabotage!

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                                        denny66
                                        Now they’re frightened… You know the true way. Just do it.

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                                          Lol denny66 I’ push for the blue border but ultimately it is Austin’s choice so I feel like that would backfire. Okay, so ideal would be good for sharpie or printing from a printer. I don’t think that is unreasonable, we should be able to find something to meet that.

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