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Boudin - 1st Attempt

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  • ChefC Chef

    mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

    I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

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    Chef said in Boudin - 1st Attempt:

    mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

    I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

    Time to open a restaurant down the road from my clinic. I would eat liver and onions everyday. I’m the only one in my family that likes them so not something I can cook.

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    • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

      Chef said in Boudin - 1st Attempt:

      mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

      I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

      Time to open a restaurant down the road from my clinic. I would eat liver and onions everyday. I’m the only one in my family that likes them so not something I can cook.

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      YooperDog
      Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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      Dr_Pain same here. Growing up it was always in the rotation, beef liver, fried onions and bacon. Didn’t even know I wasn’t supposed to like it, when you have 12 mouths to feed you better eat up or go hungry. I get my fix at a restaurant when needed.

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        can’t say I ever had boudin, but i’d sure like to try it

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        • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

          can’t say I ever had boudin, but i’d sure like to try it

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          Ridley Acres said in Boudin - 1st Attempt:

          can’t say I ever had boudin, but i’d sure like to try it

          To me this is the best off the shelf stuff that I know you can order:
          https://www.beststopinscott.com/product-category/boudin/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=supermarket

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          • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

            Chef said in Boudin - 1st Attempt:

            mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

            I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

            Time to open a restaurant down the road from my clinic. I would eat liver and onions everyday. I’m the only one in my family that likes them so not something I can cook.

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            • ChefC Chef

              mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

              I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

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              Chef said in Boudin - 1st Attempt:

              mrobisr I remember when I did a liver lunch special at my restaurant. I was fortunate enough to live about 3 miles from a pig processor, so I could get pork liver so fresh, it was still warm.

              I couldn’t cook enough. Did it about twice a month and was a favorite for many. Of course, cooking it in a bit of bacon fat with lots of onions didn’t hurt.

              Liver without fried onions is just incomplete and not the same.

              Anyone who makes liver sausages knows that onion is almost always a universal key ingredient right up there with the salt and pepper.

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              • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                can’t say I ever had boudin, but i’d sure like to try it

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                Ridley Acres I’m with you. Definitely have to try some. And probably make some. Got some great sounding recipes on these boards recently.

                “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                  Batch number two, 25 pounds this time.
                  94780B35-CBCD-43F6-A9C5-F575AF39523A.jpeg

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                  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                    Batch number two, 25 pounds this time.
                    94780B35-CBCD-43F6-A9C5-F575AF39523A.jpeg

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                    Grimpuppy looks great 👍

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                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                      Batch number two, 25 pounds this time.
                      94780B35-CBCD-43F6-A9C5-F575AF39523A.jpeg

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                      Grimpuppy that looks terrific

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                        I like to put a little smoke on it after stuffing. Just brush with a little olive oil to keep them from drying out to much. Also makes a GREAT addition to a spicy cheese dip.

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                        • M mdseaside

                          I like to put a little smoke on it after stuffing. Just brush with a little olive oil to keep them from drying out to much. Also makes a GREAT addition to a spicy cheese dip.

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                          mdseaside i agree the smoke is always good and the oil it really makes the snap.

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