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  • K Kmucker

    We followed the process that Walton has in their learning center for making ring bologna. We used The waltons ring bologna mix along with the red salt and cold phosphate, mixed for 10 minutes in the mixer, followed their schedule for smoking except that we doubled the cooking time between raising temperatures. We use medium hickory smoke for about 4 hours but did not raise the temperature in a smoker to more than 160°. after this we removed it from the smoker and finished it in 180deg water until it reached 160°. At 160 degrees we immediately removed it and put it in ice water for about 20 minutes and then set it out on the counter to dry for a couple hours before refrigerating and then vacuum packing to go in the freezer We have made this before and it seems that finishing in hot water is the fastest and best solution. We have also found out the hard way that is important to mix it vigorously for 8 to 10 minutes. If it is not mixed enough your meat will be grainy. If you like good meat and knowing where it came from this is well worth the process.
    Good luck let us know how yours turns out.

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    bocephus
    Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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    Kmucker Ring bologna is on my to do list this fall.

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      Grimpuppy
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      What is the purpose of the cold phosphate?

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        Kmucker
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        It keeps the moisture in the product. It is not necessary but makes a huge difference.

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        • K Kmucker

          Kmucker Sorry couldn’t figure the picture thing out.

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          GWG8541
          Regular Contributors Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Team Blue Power User Military Veterans
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          Kmucker I’m not sure if you figured out the picture attachment yet, but twilliams is right on the picture file size. I have a Samsung phone operating on Android. Try to open the picture like you are viewing it in the gallery. Somewhere on the screen you will see options to adjust or edit the photo. If not there may be three dots together in the corner. Touch or open them and there should be an option to edit or resize. I have to back my pics to 80% to allow them to attach. Save your changes to the sizing and hopefullyit will attach. All phones are different, but I hope this helps. We would love to see the pics you have.

          “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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            Grimpuppy One thin more on cold phosphate, it keeps the meat moister but it does this by raising the pH which can also shorten the shelf life, which is fine but it is something that should be used only if someone is aware of that downside

            Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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            • K Kmucker

              It keeps the moisture in the product. It is not necessary but makes a huge difference.

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              Kmucker
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              Kmucker I have tried my best to get the pics to work but no luck. I guess I’ll stick to processing meat.
              Smoked 60# of bacon today, processed 65# of ham for sandwich meat into 6" casings and got them in the cooker, and injected 6 20# hams and got them in brine with Waltons brown sugar cure and my wife’s spice mix. They will be ready for smoke on Sunday.
              A lot of work but will be good eating for the next several months!

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              • K Kmucker

                Kmucker I have tried my best to get the pics to work but no luck. I guess I’ll stick to processing meat.
                Smoked 60# of bacon today, processed 65# of ham for sandwich meat into 6" casings and got them in the cooker, and injected 6 20# hams and got them in brine with Waltons brown sugar cure and my wife’s spice mix. They will be ready for smoke on Sunday.
                A lot of work but will be good eating for the next several months!

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                kyle
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                Kmucker I can never get it to work with my phone either. How I do it is send the pic to myself in an email, download it to my laptop, then post it from my laptop. That’s the only way I can do it

                hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                  when I take a pic with my phone I email it to myself on a different acc. save it to a file then you can upload it

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                    You can go to play store if using android or app store if on iphone. Search for a picture compression app. There are plenty of free ones out there.

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                      This is the one I use for iphone, android should have something similar in play store.

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                        Kmucker
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                        Thank you, I’ll check it out

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                        • K Kmucker

                          Kmucker I have tried my best to get the pics to work but no luck. I guess I’ll stick to processing meat.
                          Smoked 60# of bacon today, processed 65# of ham for sandwich meat into 6" casings and got them in the cooker, and injected 6 20# hams and got them in brine with Waltons brown sugar cure and my wife’s spice mix. They will be ready for smoke on Sunday.
                          A lot of work but will be good eating for the next several months!

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                          cdavis
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                          Kmucker I can’t figure out the picture thing either. The only thing that works for me is to screen shot the picture then send it from there. So far it has worked every time. Hope this helps I think we all enjoy seeing everyone’s pictures 📷.

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