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    tarp
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    Now that the temperatures have cooled here in SE TX. I decided to make some hatch brats. I had bought some Boston butts while they were on sale for 99cts a lb. resized1.jpg Impossible to find that price today. Mixed my pork and 3 #s pork fat with some late last Decembers deer back strap 4 lbs.
    Got my wife to peel and blend about 15 large fresh frozen hatch chilies to add, along with about 3 # high temp cheddar cheese. I mixed the 25 #s by hand. Stuffed in pig intestines mostly and a few lbs. bulk. They came out with a good kick but not overpowering. Fantastic on the grill.!!!resized_11.jpg ![0_1632843080412_hatch.jpg](Uploading 100%) resized3.jpg

    GT

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      Dr_Pain
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      Man, that looks delicious and I can feel the sweet low heat of those hatch peppers. Warms the soul on a cold day 🙂

      Seriously though “mixed by hand” with with a mixer that is hand cranked right? because if that is truly by hand I am having hand/brain freeze just thinking about it.

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      • T tarp

        Now that the temperatures have cooled here in SE TX. I decided to make some hatch brats. I had bought some Boston butts while they were on sale for 99cts a lb. resized1.jpg Impossible to find that price today. Mixed my pork and 3 #s pork fat with some late last Decembers deer back strap 4 lbs.
        Got my wife to peel and blend about 15 large fresh frozen hatch chilies to add, along with about 3 # high temp cheddar cheese. I mixed the 25 #s by hand. Stuffed in pig intestines mostly and a few lbs. bulk. They came out with a good kick but not overpowering. Fantastic on the grill.!!!resized_11.jpg ![0_1632843080412_hatch.jpg](Uploading 100%) resized3.jpg

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        PapaSop
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        tarp
        Looks great. Think I’d tear up though watching a backstrap go through a grinder.

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          tarp
          Looks great. Think I’d tear up though watching a backstrap go through a grinder.

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          Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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          PapaSop Yeah it’s a tough one to see happen for sure.

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          • T tarp

            Now that the temperatures have cooled here in SE TX. I decided to make some hatch brats. I had bought some Boston butts while they were on sale for 99cts a lb. resized1.jpg Impossible to find that price today. Mixed my pork and 3 #s pork fat with some late last Decembers deer back strap 4 lbs.
            Got my wife to peel and blend about 15 large fresh frozen hatch chilies to add, along with about 3 # high temp cheddar cheese. I mixed the 25 #s by hand. Stuffed in pig intestines mostly and a few lbs. bulk. They came out with a good kick but not overpowering. Fantastic on the grill.!!!resized_11.jpg ![0_1632843080412_hatch.jpg](Uploading 100%) resized3.jpg

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            tarp ohhh…those are going to be good!!!

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              gus4416
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              That all looks delicious

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              • T tarp

                Now that the temperatures have cooled here in SE TX. I decided to make some hatch brats. I had bought some Boston butts while they were on sale for 99cts a lb. resized1.jpg Impossible to find that price today. Mixed my pork and 3 #s pork fat with some late last Decembers deer back strap 4 lbs.
                Got my wife to peel and blend about 15 large fresh frozen hatch chilies to add, along with about 3 # high temp cheddar cheese. I mixed the 25 #s by hand. Stuffed in pig intestines mostly and a few lbs. bulk. They came out with a good kick but not overpowering. Fantastic on the grill.!!!resized_11.jpg ![0_1632843080412_hatch.jpg](Uploading 100%) resized3.jpg

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                lkrfletcher
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                tarp Very Nice.

                Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                • T tarp

                  Now that the temperatures have cooled here in SE TX. I decided to make some hatch brats. I had bought some Boston butts while they were on sale for 99cts a lb. resized1.jpg Impossible to find that price today. Mixed my pork and 3 #s pork fat with some late last Decembers deer back strap 4 lbs.
                  Got my wife to peel and blend about 15 large fresh frozen hatch chilies to add, along with about 3 # high temp cheddar cheese. I mixed the 25 #s by hand. Stuffed in pig intestines mostly and a few lbs. bulk. They came out with a good kick but not overpowering. Fantastic on the grill.!!!resized_11.jpg ![0_1632843080412_hatch.jpg](Uploading 100%) resized3.jpg

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                  bocephus
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                  tarp About how much did the chiles equate to after being chopped, (cup, pint…)? I have chiles already chopped, bagged and frozen.

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                    tarp
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                    Thanks ,It was about a cup and half ground up . Oh yes back strap in the chopper, Had to grit my teeth, but new season only days away for bow hunting. Hand mixing wasn’t that hard but next time I think Ill use the mixer. It does have a good kick in all bites but just has the heat leave’s its time for another bite.lol

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                    • T tarp

                      Thanks ,It was about a cup and half ground up . Oh yes back strap in the chopper, Had to grit my teeth, but new season only days away for bow hunting. Hand mixing wasn’t that hard but next time I think Ill use the mixer. It does have a good kick in all bites but just has the heat leave’s its time for another bite.lol

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                      tarp Thanks

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