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    #16
    Over the past few years I have trimmed less and less and haven't noticed any difference in the flavor. I still remove large chunks of fat or tendon but I don't bother with trimming anything past that on meat that gets ground up anymore.

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      #17
      Originally posted by Matt_g View Post
      what are you guys using for grinders? 3/4hp?
      I use a #12 Kitchener 3/4hp that I bought from Northern Tool and Equipment 8 years ago for $99.00. They used to have them on sale around Christmas every year for the same price. Now they have a different brand called Huntrite. Its still on sale for $79.00. Normally $119.00 which what the Kitcheners were.

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        #18
        I trim all of my deer the way my dad taught me 50 years ago. 'If you don't want to eat it, cut it off'

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          #19
          Originally posted by Matt_g View Post
          what are you guys using for grinders? 3/4hp?


          Cabela’s 1HP

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            #20
            Originally posted by Smart View Post
            Cabela’s 1HP


            Does it keep up with everything you throw at it? I’m looking at either upgrading to a commercial unit or building my own grinder and using a stand alone stuffer.

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              #21
              To me it depends on the cut of meat... some areas I trim more than others

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                #22
                Originally posted by Matt_g View Post
                what are you guys using for grinders? 3/4hp?
                Weston #32 2hp.

                I trim off all hard fat and the thicker silver skin and basically anything hard. I don’t get too carried away with smaller connective tissue, but a bunch gets caught wrapped around the auger near the blade of the grinder. I pop the plate out every so often and clean it out.

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                  #23
                  I remove the deer fat at first then we start making the sauce.

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                    #24
                    What Jeremy said,
                    How do the processors do it? For a comparison.

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                      #25
                      I remove everything , at the end of the day my goal is to see red! No white/ silver skin!!!
                      Made some summer sausage / burgers yesterday! MMMMM


                      Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by bowhntrmatt View Post
                        Weston #32 2hp.

                        I trim off all hard fat and the thicker silver skin and basically anything hard. I don’t get too carried away with smaller connective tissue, but a bunch gets caught wrapped around the auger near the blade of the grinder. I pop the plate out every so often and clean it out.
                        Same here Well drained /Ice cold and grind...I got a LEM 3/4 big bite been a great machine..not saying its the best but Its been great ...

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                          #27
                          On average for North Tx area how many pounds of grind meat do you guys get off a average size doe? that's excluding the backstraps and tenderloin.

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                            #28
                            Do a test batch of trimming it less and see if you can tell the difference. I'm bad about making a recipe change or whatever and doing a big batch of it and not liking it.

                            I trim off on the super heavy connective tissue. It is not chewy after grinding. I do grind mine twice. Once coarse. Once medium.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by jds247 View Post
                              I'd like to help out at a processing facility for a day just to see how they do it because most of the time their sausage turns out good.
                              One of the guys I hunted with worked at a processor during the season. He does 20+ deer per day. So I doubt he is as meticulous as most of us when we process our own.

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