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  • KillerNomsK Offline
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    KillerNoms
    Team Orange
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    My first batch of summer sausage in years. I was very unhappy with my previous setup, so this year I upgraded all of my equipment. This was the maiden voyage for my new MES 340G which I modified to be controlled by an Auber WSD-1500H-W and added an Auber fan, and feed smoke via the “Mailbox” mod. I love this new setup so much my wife is jealous.

    drying_11in[1].jpg
    smrssg_white_11in[1].jpg
    chops_11in[1].jpg

    Using this “shelter in place” opportunity to up my smoking game (pun intended), and start working through my freezer backlog. I found some unique casings online, and really like the way they look. And the sausage tastes great!

    It was a 25lb batch, 14/6/5 lbs respectively of venison, pork butt & pork fatback. My normal ratio is 16/4/5, but I messed up and didn’t thaw out enough venison.

    Smoked over a hickory/apple/cherry blend. Om nom nom nom!

    Regards,

    Steve Jones
    https://KillerNoms.com

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    • KillerNomsK KillerNoms

      My first batch of summer sausage in years. I was very unhappy with my previous setup, so this year I upgraded all of my equipment. This was the maiden voyage for my new MES 340G which I modified to be controlled by an Auber WSD-1500H-W and added an Auber fan, and feed smoke via the “Mailbox” mod. I love this new setup so much my wife is jealous.

      drying_11in[1].jpg
      smrssg_white_11in[1].jpg
      chops_11in[1].jpg

      Using this “shelter in place” opportunity to up my smoking game (pun intended), and start working through my freezer backlog. I found some unique casings online, and really like the way they look. And the sausage tastes great!

      It was a 25lb batch, 14/6/5 lbs respectively of venison, pork butt & pork fatback. My normal ratio is 16/4/5, but I messed up and didn’t thaw out enough venison.

      Smoked over a hickory/apple/cherry blend. Om nom nom nom!

      PapaSopP Offline
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      PapaSop
      Team Orange Power User Veteran
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      KillerNoms
      Looks great!

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      • KillerNomsK KillerNoms

        My first batch of summer sausage in years. I was very unhappy with my previous setup, so this year I upgraded all of my equipment. This was the maiden voyage for my new MES 340G which I modified to be controlled by an Auber WSD-1500H-W and added an Auber fan, and feed smoke via the “Mailbox” mod. I love this new setup so much my wife is jealous.

        drying_11in[1].jpg
        smrssg_white_11in[1].jpg
        chops_11in[1].jpg

        Using this “shelter in place” opportunity to up my smoking game (pun intended), and start working through my freezer backlog. I found some unique casings online, and really like the way they look. And the sausage tastes great!

        It was a 25lb batch, 14/6/5 lbs respectively of venison, pork butt & pork fatback. My normal ratio is 16/4/5, but I messed up and didn’t thaw out enough venison.

        Smoked over a hickory/apple/cherry blend. Om nom nom nom!

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        Joe Hell
        Team Blue
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        KillerNoms Wow! Beautiful!

        Better Living Through BBQ!

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        • cdavisC Offline
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          cdavis
          Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
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          That is some beautiful summer sausage!

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            Cabelas90
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            #5

            That Looks Awesome!!

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            • JonathonJ Offline
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              Jonathon
              Team Blue Admin Walton's Employee Power User
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              #6

              KillerNoms That is some GOOD trussing! We just did 75 lb of dry-cured Salami with wine, Pepperoni and Habanero BBQ and we just wanted it tied as quickly and as easily as we could. If people are going to continue showing off there trusting (@joehell has a very impressive one as well) we will have to step out game up!

              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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              • KillerNomsK KillerNoms

                My first batch of summer sausage in years. I was very unhappy with my previous setup, so this year I upgraded all of my equipment. This was the maiden voyage for my new MES 340G which I modified to be controlled by an Auber WSD-1500H-W and added an Auber fan, and feed smoke via the “Mailbox” mod. I love this new setup so much my wife is jealous.

                drying_11in[1].jpg
                smrssg_white_11in[1].jpg
                chops_11in[1].jpg

                Using this “shelter in place” opportunity to up my smoking game (pun intended), and start working through my freezer backlog. I found some unique casings online, and really like the way they look. And the sausage tastes great!

                It was a 25lb batch, 14/6/5 lbs respectively of venison, pork butt & pork fatback. My normal ratio is 16/4/5, but I messed up and didn’t thaw out enough venison.

                Smoked over a hickory/apple/cherry blend. Om nom nom nom!

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                PapaSop
                Team Orange Power User Veteran
                wrote on last edited by
                #7

                KillerNoms
                The cutting board is a nice touch as well.

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                • JonathonJ Offline
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                  Jonathon
                  Team Blue Admin Walton's Employee Power User
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #8

                  PapaSop lol I didn’t even notice it!

                  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

                    PapaSop lol I didn’t even notice it!

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                    PapaSop
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                    Jonathon
                    Initially I didn’t either. Might of had my beer goggles on.

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                    • JonathonJ Jonathon

                      KillerNoms That is some GOOD trussing! We just did 75 lb of dry-cured Salami with wine, Pepperoni and Habanero BBQ and we just wanted it tied as quickly and as easily as we could. If people are going to continue showing off there trusting (@joehell has a very impressive one as well) we will have to step out game up!

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                      KillerNoms
                      Team Orange
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                      Jonathon said in Fancy Summer Sausage:

                      KillerNoms That is some GOOD trussing! … If people are going to continue showing off there trusting (@joehell has a very impressive one as well) we will have to step out game up!

                      It IS good trussing! I wish I could claim some credit but my sole contribution was getting my credit card numbers right. The casings came that way from the mfr.

                      Regards,

                      Steve Jones
                      https://KillerNoms.com

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                      • PapaSopP PapaSop

                        KillerNoms
                        The cutting board is a nice touch as well.

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                        KillerNoms
                        Team Orange
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                        PapaSop said in Fancy Summer Sausage:

                        KillerNoms
                        The cutting board is a nice touch as well.

                        LOL, thanks. It was a gift from my wife.

                        Regards,

                        Steve Jones
                        https://KillerNoms.com

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                          akdave
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                          A work of art, outside and inside, if it tastes as good as it looks $150.00 a pound

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                          • A akdave

                            A work of art, outside and inside, if it tastes as good as it looks $150.00 a pound

                            KillerNomsK Offline
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                            KillerNoms
                            Team Orange
                            wrote on last edited by
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                            akdave said in Fancy Summer Sausage:

                            A work of art, outside and inside, if it tastes as good as it looks $150.00 a pound

                            High praise, I am honored!

                            Regards,

                            Steve Jones
                            https://KillerNoms.com

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                              Tomg
                              Yearling
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                              I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything quite like it, does look very nice, congrats my friend, all your upgrade obviously paid off, very nice!!

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                              • KillerNomsK KillerNoms

                                My first batch of summer sausage in years. I was very unhappy with my previous setup, so this year I upgraded all of my equipment. This was the maiden voyage for my new MES 340G which I modified to be controlled by an Auber WSD-1500H-W and added an Auber fan, and feed smoke via the “Mailbox” mod. I love this new setup so much my wife is jealous.

                                drying_11in[1].jpg
                                smrssg_white_11in[1].jpg
                                chops_11in[1].jpg

                                Using this “shelter in place” opportunity to up my smoking game (pun intended), and start working through my freezer backlog. I found some unique casings online, and really like the way they look. And the sausage tastes great!

                                It was a 25lb batch, 14/6/5 lbs respectively of venison, pork butt & pork fatback. My normal ratio is 16/4/5, but I messed up and didn’t thaw out enough venison.

                                Smoked over a hickory/apple/cherry blend. Om nom nom nom!

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                                calldoctoday
                                Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                                KillerNoms That looks great & a good use of the freezer surplus too. Wish you could send some down this way.
                                Dave

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