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Willies venison sticks, how much red pepper to add?

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    keend0
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    I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

    I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

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    • keend0K keend0

      I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

      I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

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      kyle
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      keend0 I use flakes in my sausage. I dont know how much per pound I add, but for a 25 pound batch it’s around a table spoon if I remember correctly. Also one thing to keep in mind is when you test fry a sample, it will taste hotter than when you stuff it and smoke it

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      • keend0K keend0

        I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

        I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

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        keend0 dang it, I helped someone else with this exact question and I can’t remember what he said he did. But my recommendation to him was to call Excalibur and talk to a technician. They gave him a suggestion and he said it was spot on when he made his product

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        • twilliamsT twilliams

          keend0 dang it, I helped someone else with this exact question and I can’t remember what he said he did. But my recommendation to him was to call Excalibur and talk to a technician. They gave him a suggestion and he said it was spot on when he made his product

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          keend0
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          twilliams Thanks, I will give that a try and report back on results.

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          • keend0K keend0

            I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

            I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

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            keend0 said in Willies venison sticks, how much red pepper to add?:

            I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

            I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

            Have done this many times. I use 1tsp per 5 lb meat. That said, experiment a bit to get to what you like. I’m using ground cayenne. It really perks up the Willie’s. Add some pepper cheese to that and it’s game on. Enjoy! 🌶️🥵🔥👍

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            • keend0K keend0

              I am making a batch of willies venison sticks and want to spice them up a bit. Was planning on using red pepper. Should I use flakes, ground, or both? How much per lb of meat?

              I understand heat is very subjective, I grew up in Louisiana and like things a bit spicy. Just looking for a starting point and will pan fry a bit and scale up based on taste.

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              keend0 For a 25 lb. batch I use 3 Tbs. of cayanne plus 2 Tbs. of red pepper flakes. If they are course I use a spice grinder and him a time or two just to break them down a bit. It evens out the heat throughout the batch.

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                PapaSop That is a good amount depending on the Scoville units in the red pepper. We generally use that amount (or roundabout) when we use |Red-Pepper-60k-Ground-5-lb

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                  I think that the Willies is good as is but that is subject to taste

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                    have you tried any of the hot pepper cheeses in the willies ?

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                      I am not a big fan of cheese in my snack sticks, it’s a texture thing for me.

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