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    #16
    I mix brisket fat with my venison 90/10% and it's just right, plus it gives the reason to smoke up a big 'ol brisket!

    Here's the video of my process, if you're interested:

    https://youtu.be/tzjEY0vCIBs

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      #17
      Butcher told me years back the various grades of fat in beef. Said brisket was low and to mix sirloin or prime rib. I use sirloin fat with trimmings and get it for $1.00/lb. I mix 80/20 or 75/25 on burger. I found brisket fat to not render as well, but to each their own.

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        #18
        Brisket does really well in ground venison. I have a lot of customers that like 50/50 venison and whole brisket (not just the fat)

        If you can get your hands on beef kidney suet, it is amazing. I get mine from Ranger Cattle, which is a wagyu farm just outside of Austin. 90/10 is about the most I recommend using in burger, though.

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          #19
          So if I had 10 lbs. of venison to grind, and I wanted to mix it 90/10 with beef fat of some sort, does anyone know the (math) formula to calculate the pounds of fat needed?

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            #20
            Originally posted by Etxbuckman View Post
            So if I had 10 lbs. of venison to grind, and I wanted to mix it 90/10 with beef fat of some sort, does anyone know the (math) formula to calculate the pounds of fat needed?
            Use the equation you posted.....

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              #21
              Originally posted by Big Lee View Post
              Use the equation you posted.....
              LOL Yeah I probably should’ve used something besides a variable of 10.

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                #22
                Meat is X

                X times .10 =amount of fat

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Big Lee View Post
                  Use the equation you posted.....
                  I know it shouldn’t be, but I find this response very funny.
                  Last edited by Greenheadless; 02-06-2021, 04:01 PM.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by RLhunter View Post
                    Meat is X

                    X times .10 =amount of fat
                    Awesome. Thank you!

                    Originally posted by Greenheadless View Post
                    I know it should be, but I find this response very funny.
                    I know, I know. It was a stupid question.

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