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Making Beef/Bison Sausage?

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  1. Last year I bought a meat grinder and stocked up on some meat. Nothing ever happened. So a couple
    days ago I took 25 lbs of bison trim out of the freezer to defrost. This is forcing the issue. Now I
    have to find some recipes. But every recipe I find is for pork. I do have some frozen pork, but I
    figured 25 lbs was enough to deal with on my first try.

    So do I simply take some breakfast pork recipes and use them? Or are there other recipes more
    appropriate for red meat. I am not going to smoke anything. So only fresh sausage. And it would be
    for breakfast use. As I am gluten, dairy, and sugar free I don't want those ingredients. (Though any
    with sugar I'd simply leave the ingredient out.) And all 25 lbs don't have to be the same recipe.

    I am not going to bother stuffing into sausage casings. I bought a patty press and patty papers. A
    flat patty will cook up more quickly than a link, which has less surface area in contact with the
    pan. With a train to catch to work every minute counts in the morning.

    Don <donwiss at panix.com>.

  2. On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 22:39:50 -0500, Don Wiss <donwiss@no_spam.com>

    Quoted message said:

    So do I simply take some breakfast pork recipes and use them? Or are there other recipes more
    appropriate for red meat. I am not going to smoke anything. So only fresh sausage. And it would
    be for breakfast use. As I am gluten, dairy, and sugar free I don't want those ingredients.
    (Though any with sugar I'd simply leave the ingredient out.) And all 25 lbs don't have to be the
    same recipe.

    I would use a keilbasa recipe w/extra garlic, adding pork fat if necessary.

    -sw

  3. "Don Wiss" <donwiss@no_spam.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Last year I bought a meat grinder and stocked up on some meat. Nothing


    ever

    Quoted message said:

    happened. So a couple days ago I took 25 lbs of bison trim out of the freezer to defrost. This is
    forcing the issue. Now I have to find some recipes. But every recipe I find is for pork. I do have
    some frozen pork, but I figured 25 lbs was enough to deal with on my first try.

    So do I simply take some breakfast pork recipes and use them? Or are there other recipes more
    appropriate for red meat. I am not going to smoke anything. So only fresh sausage. And it would be
    for breakfast use. As I


    am

    Quoted message said:

    gluten, dairy, and sugar free I don't want those ingredients. (Though any with sugar I'd simply
    leave the ingredient out.) And all 25 lbs don't have to be the same recipe.

    I am not going to bother stuffing into sausage casings. I bought a patty press and patty papers. A
    flat patty will cook up more quickly than a


    link,

    Quoted message said:

    which has less surface area in contact with the pan. With a train to catch to work every minute
    counts in the morning.

    Don <donwiss at panix.com>.

    Don, Check out northwestsmoking.comnorthwestsmoking.com and try "farm sausage" or venison.

    Paul

  4. Paul said:

    Don Wiss wrote in message

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    So do I simply take some breakfast pork recipes and use them? Or are there other recipes more
    appropriate for red meat. I am not going to smoke anything. So only fresh sausage.

    Quoted message said:

    Check out northwestsmoking.comnorthwestsmoking.com and try "farm sausage" or venison.

    Uh, thanks. What a cluttered site. Everything I find is for smoked sausage.

    Don <donwiss at panix.com>.

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