prim79

I am ready to start grinding up some sausage but was wanting to hear what you all use for spices in your sausage. I know some of you older folks have had a lot of eperience in perfecting a good recipie during your lifetime. So if you don't mind letting your secrets out for all the world to see, i'd like to try a few.

Igrew up on a hog farm but we didn't butcher our own. My grandparents did when they were my age but they don't remember what they used or what their fathers used. Some of the people I have asked that I thought would have a good recipe said that alot of the old timers kept it a secret and went to the grave with it.

Thanks for all

Tree climber

same here, all I know said they would rather give you there wife first.

I have tried several that came down with the families and weren't really all that good.I have a book with a bunch of different one also.same results.

I make a lot every year several 100's of lbs.made a little over 400 lbs. this year.got about another 125 lbs. to make in another week.

I use AC Leggs Old Plantation Smoked Sasuage Seasonings. or the fresh sasuage seasonings.they are about the best I have found.

Bowflex

We make Italian sausage by adding salt, pepper, fennel seed, some garlic powder and if you want it hot, some cayenne pepper too. The processor uses some thing like the AC Leggs seasoning also so it has some seasoning when we start.

Rebel Hog

Beef, Pork and Deer Sausage Seasonings. We Carry Witts, AC Legg ...

prim79

I ended up using some black peper, salt, garlic, cayenne, and some cerole seasoning (spelling). A friend from work said he has used it before so hope it turns out well. Still have not tasted it yet.

Thanks rebel hog, that was a pretty good website that seemes to sell nice products. I think I will give them a call next hog I bring home. Right now my freezer is packed with pork from the last few months. I need to get a dedicated game freezer because my wife is getting pissed that there is no space for other stuff!

thanks again all

The Rev

I've had the old meat man on my favorites for quite a while.. Good stuff.

I also use a mix for breakfast sausagemade right here in Burleson Texasby Clifco Sausage Seasoning, I add a lot of crushed red pepper equal amount of hog and venison... and hang on to your taste buds, cause it's a party in your mouth!!! It's the best I have ever found for breakfast sausage...

prim79

Well,I cooked up some of my firstwild hog sausage tonight. It was pretty darn good. Just a tad hot, spicey wise. I like spicey but some folks don't. The flavor was great though.A friend from work whohelped me out used his recipe and it turned out great as I said before.This definitally will not be my last batch of sausage I make up from wild hog.

thanks all