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Homemade Sausage

LakeBeard

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I made sausage for the first time. Turned out really good. I was surprised to be honest. I used 8 lbs of pork shoulder and 4 lbs of beef chuck. Smoked over hickory

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that looks awesome. i have heard its pretty involved to make but have never tried. would like to give italian and linguesa a shot one of these days.
 

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Is this a Ritchey thread?

Looks pretty good.
 

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Looks great thumbs up
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Family in NOLA makes a crawfish sausage with a pinch of pineapple and seasoning rolled in.
Off the chain good.
 

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that looks awesome. i have heard its pretty involved to make but have never tried. would like to give italian and linguesa a shot one of these days.
it wasn't too bad, stuffing it was a pain, I was using the kitchen aid attachment, worked great for grinding, but I think I'll buy a stuffer for the next round.
 

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What’s the recipe?
this is roughly what I did, I added more at the end w/o measuring, and usually over measure
1/2 cup cayenne
1/4 cup California chili powder
1/3 cup sugar
3-4 table spoons chili powder
3-4 table spoons of black pepper
1ish table spoon garlic powder, onion powder, cumin, ground coriander, mustard powder
1/4 cup salt
prepared mustard
8ish lbs pork shoulder
3-4 lbs beef chuck (plus trimmings from a NY strip steak)
natural hog casings
 

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it wasn't too bad, stuffing it was a pain, I was using the kitchen aid attachment, worked great for grinding, but I think I'll buy a stuffer for the next round.
thats what id be going with the first time out, kitchen aid attachements.
 

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this is roughly what I did, I added more at the end w/o measuring, and usually over measure
1/2 cup cayenne
1/4 cup California chili powder
1/3 cup sugar
3-4 table spoons chili powder
3-4 table spoons of black pepper
1ish table spoon garlic powder, onion powder, cumin, ground coriander, mustard powder
1/4 cup salt
prepared mustard
8ish lbs pork shoulder
3-4 lbs beef chuck (plus trimmings from a NY strip steak)
natural hog casings

What's California Chilli powder??
 
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