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Adding fruit to a sausage

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  • twilliamsT twilliams

    Id say dehydrated. They have dehydrated apples in the apple bratwurst. I believe so it doesnt react with the fruits natural juices. I think its more noticeable in smoked sausage. Not 100% positive on this

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    twilliams my experience with dehydrated is that the only flavor that really carries over is sweet. Fresh can work if you cook it immediately. I haven’t tried it yet but freeze dried fruits may be the way to go?

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    • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

      We usually get a Colorado elk every year. Love it

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      lkrfletcher That is fantastic. I used to know some guys, they were a family (uncles, brothers, etc.), when we still lived in Texas a little over 20 years ago & they were not even interested in Texas hunting. They would go to Colorado every year, get an over the counter license & pack in for 10 days every year. They knew where to go & all public. They came back with one elk each just about every year & maybe a mule deer too sometimes. That was all the hunting they did & all they needed. Wonderful meat. They asked me to go with them a few times, but I was always working, still working. I always thought that was pretty good & would like to somehow try it some day. We have been out there on assignment, etc. a few times & it is real nice.

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      • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

        We usually get a Colorado elk every year. Love it

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        lkrfletcher I have been lucky enough to fill a MT elk tag once. The sucess rate for elk there is about 6% across the board so I can only guess what the sucess rate is for bulls. I shot a 4x5 raghorn. Elk is some of the best wild game table fare in the world. I had the whole thing made into steaks and burger. Awesome stuff!!! Sadly last year I had to return my tag because of having Covid and they refunded 90% of my tag money. This year I was unsuccessful in the draw. Hopefully I get a ND deer tag to add more meat to the freezer.

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        • ChefC Chef

          gary s I tried doing just that, it turned out to be my biggest sausage failure.

          Do you have a recipe for it?

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          Chef I only use chicken thighs for this. Debone and leave skin on. Then I grind them and make italian sweet sausage mix for 5lbs . Then I use 1 Macintosh apple and 2 ajour pears pealed and diced. Add some cheese if you like and stuff. Great on the grill or fried.

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            There is nothing. And I mean nothing as good as high country Colorado elk.

            Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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            • G gary s

              Chef I only use chicken thighs for this. Debone and leave skin on. Then I grind them and make italian sweet sausage mix for 5lbs . Then I use 1 Macintosh apple and 2 ajour pears pealed and diced. Add some cheese if you like and stuff. Great on the grill or fried.

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              gary s Thank you. I think I tried to make it too complicated… Often my biggest mistake

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              • kyleK kyle

                Bob Stehlik very limited tags, only 10. I do apply, but so do thousands of others. Like with all hunting, getting an animal would just be a bonus. I do alot of hunting here in Wi, but would like to see it out there. I have friends in Alaska, so that’s also on my bucket list. Thanks for the info and remember to keep bringing a bit of Wi home with you, even if it’s just sausage 🌭 undefined

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                kyle Bob Stehlik and don’t forget the cheese and old fashions. As a WI native even my sister from AK will bring an extra suitcase that she will fill with sausage and cheese when she comes down to WI to visit. If we see a cheese store while out riding around in WI we’re stopping in. Must be a WI thing. LOL

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                • YooperDogY YooperDog

                  kyle Bob Stehlik and don’t forget the cheese and old fashions. As a WI native even my sister from AK will bring an extra suitcase that she will fill with sausage and cheese when she comes down to WI to visit. If we see a cheese store while out riding around in WI we’re stopping in. Must be a WI thing. LOL

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                  YooperDog kyle Don’t forget the pasties, (from the UP) and the Spotted Cow! Ah, last but not least, Vern’s cheese curds!!! Always bring back a couple of gallons of Maple Syrup!

                  Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                  • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                    YooperDog kyle Don’t forget the pasties, (from the UP) and the Spotted Cow! Ah, last but not least, Vern’s cheese curds!!! Always bring back a couple of gallons of Maple Syrup!

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                    Bob Stehlik Up here in the UP pasties and potato sausage are made and sold by all kinds of organizations as fund raisers. Spotted Cow is my favorite from that brewery, though fat squirrel is pretty good too, usually grab a 6 pack before crossing back over the state line. I think it was a pretty good season for syrup, I got plenty of sap. I will turn 1 gallon into sugar another into candy the rest will get squirreled away and given away or used throughout the year.

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                    • YooperDogY YooperDog

                      Bob Stehlik Up here in the UP pasties and potato sausage are made and sold by all kinds of organizations as fund raisers. Spotted Cow is my favorite from that brewery, though fat squirrel is pretty good too, usually grab a 6 pack before crossing back over the state line. I think it was a pretty good season for syrup, I got plenty of sap. I will turn 1 gallon into sugar another into candy the rest will get squirreled away and given away or used throughout the year.

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                      YooperDog Bob Stehlik Wi does have it all. Great sausage, ol fashions, cheese, GB Packers and dont forget the famous PapaSop

                      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                      • kyleK kyle

                        YooperDog Bob Stehlik Wi does have it all. Great sausage, ol fashions, cheese, GB Packers and dont forget the famous PapaSop

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                        kyle that is for sure! A bit strange here in the UP, you have GB Packers fans and Detroit Lion fans and they all hate da Bears 😀

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                        • YooperDogY YooperDog

                          kyle that is for sure! A bit strange here in the UP, you have GB Packers fans and Detroit Lion fans and they all hate da Bears 😀

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                          YooperDog I am a bit jealous tho, the UP is the home of the Stormy Kromer, even if you can see the factory from Wi

                          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                          • kyleK kyle

                            YooperDog I am a bit jealous tho, the UP is the home of the Stormy Kromer, even if you can see the factory from Wi

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                            kyle love my Stormy Kromer! Great hats!!!

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                            • kyleK kyle

                              YooperDog I am a bit jealous tho, the UP is the home of the Stormy Kromer, even if you can see the factory from Wi

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                              kyle @NDMike a classic for sure

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                              • kyleK kyle

                                YooperDog Bob Stehlik Wi does have it all. Great sausage, ol fashions, cheese, GB Packers and dont forget the famous PapaSop

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                                kyle said in Adding fruit to a sausage:

                                YooperDog Bob Stehlik Wi does have it all. Great sausage, ol fashions, cheese, GB Packers and dont forget the famous PapaSop

                                Lol… Thanks kyle

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