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Pork Sirloin Roast for sausage?

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  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

    This was on sale at local grocer for .99 cents a pound. About any pork for that is a good deal these days. Is this ok to grind up for sausage? I have plenty of back fat to add to it. 9F23F6F4-83EA-4D52-95D6-54B7F3A2DAD9.jpeg

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    YooperDog
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    Grimpuppy it will make good sausage. Just add the fat to keep it from being to lean.

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    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

      This was on sale at local grocer for .99 cents a pound. About any pork for that is a good deal these days. Is this ok to grind up for sausage? I have plenty of back fat to add to it. 9F23F6F4-83EA-4D52-95D6-54B7F3A2DAD9.jpeg

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      Grimpuppy - Yup, add it in.

      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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        I use them all the time, makes good sausage.

        GT

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          I used it a few weeks ago mixed with pork butt did 25 pounds half and half because I don’t like grease running out of my sausage when I cook it

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            My store has them on sale a lot, so I use that cut of meat regularly with no problems at all. A couple of weeks ago I was curious about making a lean sausage with the sirloin roast and no added fat. While it was not as juicy as a higher fat sausage, it was a very good alternative if heated gently.

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              How much fat would need to be added?

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              • R RON PARRISH

                How much fat would need to be added?

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                RON PARRISH to some degree it would be preference but 80-20 on average would be ok

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                  1 pound of fat per 5 pounds of meat

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                  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                    1 pound of fat per 5 pounds of meat

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                    RON PARRISH
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                    Grimpuppy Thanks for the info!Just got my order of hatch chili brat seasoning and I have both pork roast and back fat in freezer!

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                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                      This was on sale at local grocer for .99 cents a pound. About any pork for that is a good deal these days. Is this ok to grind up for sausage? I have plenty of back fat to add to it. 9F23F6F4-83EA-4D52-95D6-54B7F3A2DAD9.jpeg

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                      Grimpuppy Should work fine, especially if you have back fat to add if needed.

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