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Smoked Italian and polish sausage

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  • bubba_mcnabbB Offline
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    Homemade polish sausage and a new recipe I’m experimenting with a mild Italian with parmesan cheese. Made them all with homemade spice mix. It’s always nice knowing 💯% what you are eating, no fillers just fresh meat and spices. Not knockin the premixed season just making it exactly how I like. The tubed casing worked flawlessly

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    • bubba_mcnabbB bubba_mcnabb

      Homemade polish sausage and a new recipe I’m experimenting with a mild Italian with parmesan cheese. Made them all with homemade spice mix. It’s always nice knowing 💯% what you are eating, no fillers just fresh meat and spices. Not knockin the premixed season just making it exactly how I like. The tubed casing worked flawlessly

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      bubba_mcnabb looks great!

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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        bubba_mcnabb That looks awesome! So you mixed in seasoning between first and second grind and then ground right into the stuffing container? Looks like they stuffed pretty well too, great job man!

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        • JonathonJ Jonathon

          bubba_mcnabb That looks awesome! So you mixed in seasoning between first and second grind and then ground right into the stuffing container? Looks like they stuffed pretty well too, great job man!

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          Joe Hell
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          Jonathon That’s how I do it! This is a lamb merguez mix

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          • JonathonJ Jonathon

            bubba_mcnabb That looks awesome! So you mixed in seasoning between first and second grind and then ground right into the stuffing container? Looks like they stuffed pretty well too, great job man!

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            Jonathon that would be correct, I’ve always had pretty good luck with doing it that way, and the grinder also adds a little extra mixing action at the end and when I grind into my stuffer that’s just one less time I have to handle my meat.

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              Is the lamb merguez a fresh or smoked sausage? Have never heard of it but it looks really good.

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              • F FireHorse

                Is the lamb merguez a fresh or smoked sausage? Have never heard of it but it looks really good.

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                FireHorse We sell it as a fresh sausage but I’m sure it would be great smoked! It’s made with a spicy Harissa seasoning, fresh cilantro, oregano, red onion, pickled jalapeno and tomato paste.

                Better Living Through BBQ!

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                  Thanks. Adding that to our list of things to try.

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