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Meatballs and Spaghetti Sausage

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  • Tex_77T Offline
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    Tex_77
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    The next time we make sausage we plan to make some Italian sausage both bulk and linked. We will probably do some hot and some mild. We also enjoy the type of sandwich you are describing.

    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      Chef So, it would be meatball seasoning or recipe but then stuff that with mozzarella into a casing and then top it off with sauce or were you thinking sauce inside the sausage?

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      • JonathonJ Jonathon

        Chef So, it would be meatball seasoning or recipe but then stuff that with mozzarella into a casing and then top it off with sauce or were you thinking sauce inside the sausage?

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        Jonathon I was thinking originally about having that tomato-ey flavor as part of the sausage. Can always sauce it on top, Joe Hell recielenty made a wild rice sausage that tasted like wild rice soup. that’s what got me thinking about meatballs and pasta. Could past be introduced post second grind? (small pieces) Any seasonings that resemble a marinara type flavor?

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          Chef I would think your best bet for the seasoning to have some tomato flavor would be Sun Dried Tomato Italian Sausage As for adding pasta to your sausage that could be good or it could be really offputting. My first thought is don’t do it but it is really an interesting idea. Is it going to get totally soggy, will it crisp up like baked ziti or maybe you wont even be able to pick it up in the taste. I know, I know I am milque toast fence sitting on this one! If you do it please let us know either way!

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          • JonathonJ Jonathon

            Chef I would think your best bet for the seasoning to have some tomato flavor would be Sun Dried Tomato Italian Sausage As for adding pasta to your sausage that could be good or it could be really offputting. My first thought is don’t do it but it is really an interesting idea. Is it going to get totally soggy, will it crisp up like baked ziti or maybe you wont even be able to pick it up in the taste. I know, I know I am milque toast fence sitting on this one! If you do it please let us know either way!

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            Jonathon Glad to have your input. Think I’ll make most without pasta and them some with pasta. When Jo Hell made wild rice sausage, he did it dry and just add a bit more water.

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              Chef With things like boudin and a few other sausages there is good knowledge base of how rice acts in sausage…pasta however has not been done often (at least that I am aware of?) so if you do it, you gotta share how it is!

              Also, anyone made gummy bears sausage?

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                Jonathon Glad to have your input. Think I’ll make most without pasta and them some with pasta. When Jo Hell made wild rice sausage, he did it dry and just add a bit more water.

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                Chef Actually the rice was precooked prior to making the sausage. I’ve also recently made a ‘Chili’ sausage with kidney and black beans, peppers, onion, stewed tomatoes, high temp cheddar and corn bread for a binder. They were VERY well received!

                Better Living Through BBQ!

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                • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                  Chef Actually the rice was precooked prior to making the sausage. I’ve also recently made a ‘Chili’ sausage with kidney and black beans, peppers, onion, stewed tomatoes, high temp cheddar and corn bread for a binder. They were VERY well received!

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                  Joe Hell Thanks as always. I for some reason thought the wild rice was raw.

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                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                    Chef With things like boudin and a few other sausages there is good knowledge base of how rice acts in sausage…pasta however has not been done often (at least that I am aware of?) so if you do it, you gotta share how it is!

                    Also, anyone made gummy bears sausage?

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                    Jonathon Are you serious about gummy bears? one of my wife’s favorite commercials is the Habrio’s with the business executives talking like they just inhaled helium. I HATE that commercial.

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                    • JonathonJ Jonathon

                      Chef With things like boudin and a few other sausages there is good knowledge base of how rice acts in sausage…pasta however has not been done often (at least that I am aware of?) so if you do it, you gotta share how it is!

                      Also, anyone made gummy bears sausage?

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                      Jonathon what flavor of gummy bears are we talking?

                      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                        Chef Dead serious, there was a place a few years ago making them in Michigan or somewhere and it got a lot of publicity but I never heard of another processor picking it up for general release bit there are some butcher shops that do it. It’s something we’ve kicked around here a few times but never had a batch of meat that we felt like “ruining” a batch. If/when I do it do you think Apple Sausage Seasoning or Habanero Mango would work best? needs to be something with some sweetness to it already, Hab Mango would have some heat to balance the extra sweetness so maybe that is the way?

                        Joe Hell THis actually might be something your customers might enjoy?

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                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                          Chef Dead serious, there was a place a few years ago making them in Michigan or somewhere and it got a lot of publicity but I never heard of another processor picking it up for general release bit there are some butcher shops that do it. It’s something we’ve kicked around here a few times but never had a batch of meat that we felt like “ruining” a batch. If/when I do it do you think Apple Sausage Seasoning or Habanero Mango would work best? needs to be something with some sweetness to it already, Hab Mango would have some heat to balance the extra sweetness so maybe that is the way?

                          Joe Hell THis actually might be something your customers might enjoy?

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                          Jonathon While I think I would like the Habanero Mango, I believe that the general public would more enjoy the Apple Sausage seasoning. I have learned that what I like is not necessarily what the masses like.

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                          • JonathonJ Jonathon

                            Chef Dead serious, there was a place a few years ago making them in Michigan or somewhere and it got a lot of publicity but I never heard of another processor picking it up for general release bit there are some butcher shops that do it. It’s something we’ve kicked around here a few times but never had a batch of meat that we felt like “ruining” a batch. If/when I do it do you think Apple Sausage Seasoning or Habanero Mango would work best? needs to be something with some sweetness to it already, Hab Mango would have some heat to balance the extra sweetness so maybe that is the way?

                            Joe Hell THis actually might be something your customers might enjoy?

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                            Jonathon I’m not so sure about that one. Maybe a gummy bear breakfast sausage for little kids? lol. I just found this article about them…

                            https://www.myrecipes.com/news/gummy-bear-bratwurst

                            I think my customers would be revolted! This week I have three distinctive sausages with Walla Walla Sweet Onions. I’ll stick to what sells for now! Chili season is right around the corner and that brat will be flying out the door!

                            Better Living Through BBQ!

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                            • R Offline
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                              rich
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                              there is a shop in hugo mn.that sells them

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                                rich Have you tried them at all?

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                                • R rich

                                  there is a shop in hugo mn.that sells them

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                                  rich Would love to know their customer base…

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                                    no they advertise on the raido.

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