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  • J JoeB

    YooperDog Just a thought, been to 8 Wurst Marts ( Sausage Festivals), in Bad Durkheim, Germany over the years. WHAT A PARTY…😎 Must say, more wine then sausage.

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    JoeB based on your local my guess you are USA, I am USAF and have spent some time there. I did a lot of time in the Herc world, moved a lot of troops, beans and bullets. A lot of troops and equipment sent out between 300’ - 30000’.

    I have spent time in Bad Durkheim and plenty of festivals in countless village’s. There are a few vineyards in that are that I can recall. The only name I can recall at this time is Schmidt. His neighbor made great schnapps along with wine. Miss those days, lots of memories.

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      YooperDog Wow… let’s see if i can spell Kaiserslautern & Ramstein correctly?? Bad Durkheim is at the end of the wine Strasse. Yes USA, and retired 1990… OK, how did you get into Polish sausage. I’m fm Buffalo NY where Polish sausage is a staple of life😎 and thank you for your service😊Without you Air Force guys, Us Army guys wouldn’t be able to rescue the Marines c7596365-6862-4209-b543-09af8fd84e7c-image.png

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        YooperDog Wow… let’s see if i can spell Kaiserslautern & Ramstein correctly?? Bad Durkheim is at the end of the wine Strasse. Yes USA, and retired 1990… OK, how did you get into Polish sausage. I’m fm Buffalo NY where Polish sausage is a staple of life😎 and thank you for your service😊Without you Air Force guys, Us Army guys wouldn’t be able to rescue the Marines c7596365-6862-4209-b543-09af8fd84e7c-image.png

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        JoeB first generation US. Mom born in Poland immigrated after the war. Dad’s side all Polish. Growing up in a strong American - Polish Family and neighborhood. Rarely ever went to a supermarket, normally local mom & pops. My dad and his side would make 100+ lbs of fresh sausage twice a year. As the neighborhood changed it became more difficult to find the what we wanted and as I traveled farther away a lot of times non-existent. I never was smart enough to get the recipes until it was to late, I have been rebuilding them ever since. I grew up in Milwaukee on the South side a lifetime ago, traveling to the Chicago markets. Retired from the USAF 2011, had a very good run, not much to biotch about, a lot of friends and memories. K-town and the walk platz, lots of memories there. A lot history throughout that whole area, made a bunch of good acquaintances there with locals that provided me experiences of a local. I have gotten a bit log winded, started stirring up old memories.

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        • J JoeB

          YooperDog Wow… let’s see if i can spell Kaiserslautern & Ramstein correctly?? Bad Durkheim is at the end of the wine Strasse. Yes USA, and retired 1990… OK, how did you get into Polish sausage. I’m fm Buffalo NY where Polish sausage is a staple of life😎 and thank you for your service😊Without you Air Force guys, Us Army guys wouldn’t be able to rescue the Marines c7596365-6862-4209-b543-09af8fd84e7c-image.png

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          JoeB interservice rivalry where do I start. Sister and brother in the AF, another sister and brother in USA, brother in da Corp another in USN and the other three siblings stayed civilians. It continues to the nieces and nephews. AF on my dad’s side and USA on mom’s. I have had the pleasure to work with them all and issues with them all.

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            JoeB first generation US. Mom born in Poland immigrated after the war. Dad’s side all Polish. Growing up in a strong American - Polish Family and neighborhood. Rarely ever went to a supermarket, normally local mom & pops. My dad and his side would make 100+ lbs of fresh sausage twice a year. As the neighborhood changed it became more difficult to find the what we wanted and as I traveled farther away a lot of times non-existent. I never was smart enough to get the recipes until it was to late, I have been rebuilding them ever since. I grew up in Milwaukee on the South side a lifetime ago, traveling to the Chicago markets. Retired from the USAF 2011, had a very good run, not much to biotch about, a lot of friends and memories. K-town and the walk platz, lots of memories there. A lot history throughout that whole area, made a bunch of good acquaintances there with locals that provided me experiences of a local. I have gotten a bit log winded, started stirring up old memories.

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            YooperDog Well my friend you’ve walked the walk. My email is in my profile. Let’s exchange polish sausages recipes. The more you know, the luckier you get… I have about 500 recipes I’ve gathered over the years. Lately I’ve found 30- 50% beef w/pork has a great, rich taste. Joe

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              JoeB interservice rivalry where do I start. Sister and brother in the AF, another sister and brother in USA, brother in da Corp another in USN and the other three siblings stayed civilians. It continues to the nieces and nephews. AF on my dad’s side and USA on mom’s. I have had the pleasure to work with them all and issues with them all.

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              YooperDog I resemble that remark… It is what it is😎 That’s some history. Spent time at ft Carson 5m fm the af academy. but most of my time was over seas

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              • J JoeB

                YooperDog Well my friend you’ve walked the walk. My email is in my profile. Let’s exchange polish sausages recipes. The more you know, the luckier you get… I have about 500 recipes I’ve gathered over the years. Lately I’ve found 30- 50% beef w/pork has a great, rich taste. Joe

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                JoeB your collection is much larger than mine, but I have made it with venison and and beef in the past. I have a some nieces that have a beef allergy and either make it all pork or pork and venison. I am sure we have had many of the same experiences just dealing with different acronyms and style uniforms. Many of the places I served no longer exist, good ol’ BRAC.

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                • J JoeB

                  YooperDog Well my friend you’ve walked the walk. My email is in my profile. Let’s exchange polish sausages recipes. The more you know, the luckier you get… I have about 500 recipes I’ve gathered over the years. Lately I’ve found 30- 50% beef w/pork has a great, rich taste. Joe

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                  JoeB I posted my basic fresh Polish recipe on a thread here somewhere, maybe around 6 months ago. I am on the road right now, but I will see if I can locate the thread.

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                    JoeB I posted my basic fresh Polish recipe on a thread here somewhere, maybe around 6 months ago. I am on the road right now, but I will see if I can locate the thread.

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                    YooperDog Got it, Thanks, will look forward to our exchange. I do the Bimbi thing for my brother in-law but our deer here are the size of police dogs… Wild Pigs here top a 500lbs Mobile safely😎

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                      YooperDog Got it, Thanks, will look forward to our exchange. I do the Bimbi thing for my brother in-law but our deer here are the size of police dogs… Wild Pigs here top a 500lbs Mobile safely😎

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                      JoeB I live in the UP of MI deer up here are a bit larger, but I also I am also in Northern WI and a couple of times a year in west TX. Different types of deer in all places, depending on their environment. A lot of hogs in TX though. Looking at building a Cool bot storage for those pig’s to relax.

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