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  • T TLDTLD

    twilliams I really like beef ring bologna, is the deer ring bologna similar? What kind of casing do you use?

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    TLDTLD pretty much the same as beef if you add the right amount of pork or pork fat with it for moisture. I use the nonedible 18x40mm casing, they are easy peasy. I wanna try the hog casings, just havent yet.

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    • T TLDTLD

      I have a lot of prepped frozen deer meat that I want to make something from. In the past I’ve make summer sausage and meat sticks with deer but I was thinking about wieners or something different. Any suggestions? I have some pork fat as well. Thanks!

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      TLDTLD try the imitation bacon. Absolutely awesome stuff I’ve made over 400 lbs over past three years ! Freinds love it I’ve used Waltons and an imitation bacon mix from curlys sausage factory …. Both excellent

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        Pastrami, Deer bacon is also good(I like that it’s just something different), tamales, chorizo, boudin, etc.

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          Did anyone mention breakfast sausage? 50/50 lean venison/ fatty pork trim

          Paul

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          • A angel4us

            TLDTLD try the imitation bacon. Absolutely awesome stuff I’ve made over 400 lbs over past three years ! Freinds love it I’ve used Waltons and an imitation bacon mix from curlys sausage factory …. Both excellent

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            bocephus
            Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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            angel4us I agree venison bacon is awesome, my younger brother talked to me about it, had never heard of it before. Thanks to this sight and Waltons I made some and now he wants some every year.

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              Potato sausage, it’s a lot like hash. Or ground venison bacon.

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                Did anyone mention breakfast sausage? 50/50 lean venison/ fatty pork trim

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                processhead this year I did a 65/35 pork to venison, I was pretty happy with that ratio.

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                  My favorite is the sausage we have been making for many years now, always look forward to it.

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                    Jerky if whole muscle. If ground I agree with some others about trying bacon. I have the imitation mix from Waltons but haven’t got to try it yet

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                      TLDTLD |Pepperoni-Unit with |Encapsulated-Citric-Acid and |26-mm-Cellulose-Casings for a skinless smoked (not dry cured) venison pepperoni is really good!

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