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gjersy 03-23-2016 09:36 PM

Sausage Fest
 
Got back from our annual sausage fest. We processed/smoked:108 chickens, 5 ducks,1 goose, 389 lbs of venison, 400lbs of pork & 16lbs of beef, we made some goose jerky also. We made venison sticks and summer sausage, pork brats & italian, we made some hungarian summer sausage also. One year we had almost 1000lbs of venison, we mix about 25% pork. Over the years we have bought commercial equipment & put it into the cost per pound.This year the venison sticks & summer sausage were $1.08 per lb my contribution was about 60lbs of venison. We eat and drink real good while doing our thing. We use apple wood to cold smoke, at about 130 the casings tighten up and won't allow smoke in the meat. Next we bring the temp up with hickory to 167-170. Good Times!

Hatfield Hunter 03-24-2016 05:34 AM

WOW now that's a lotta mouth waterin meat

gjersy 03-24-2016 03:38 PM


Here's a few more pics of the smoker and some of the boxed 108 chickens, we put a dry rub on them before we cold smoke them for 1.5-2hrs the seasoning gets pushed/melted in the skin, it's easy to over smoke the poultry though, good stuff. In an old sausage smoking book that Jim (the ring-leader) read stated that it's good to rinse off the casings after they seal up and once more after you get them out on completion. It rinses off an invisible bitter soot, that gets on them. Anyway we have a blast.

gjersy 04-01-2016 12:25 PM


Originally Posted by Hatfield Hunter (Post 4251956)
WOW now that's a lotta mouth waterin meat

Thanks! Yes it is!? We do it every year :)

gjersy 07-11-2016 03:38 PM

Hey raised in Alaska, Here's the thread i'm talking about. Every year we do it :)

gjersy 07-11-2016 03:43 PM

No ice bath here in our sausage making... raised in alaska?

gjersy 07-11-2016 03:49 PM

We cool it down quick, over night in coolers, it firms up good. By the way we make it in the cool spring time, it does the job!

Hatfield Hunter 07-13-2016 05:20 AM

GJersy do you have a secret summer sausage recipe I have been experimenting but not quite satisfied H H

Hatfield Hunter 07-13-2016 05:21 AM

Hey GJersy do you have a secret summer sausage recipe ? I have been experimenting but am not quite satisfied yet H H

gjersy 07-13-2016 12:14 PM

No secret HH it's "HAUGHT." We do experiment with our own spices though, & we make are own. However Haught is the best!


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