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First Smoked Sausage

Started by BuyLowSellHigh, November 21, 2010, 02:05:36 PM

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smokeNcanuck

Thanks for the post BLSH.  I have been wanting to give something like this a try for a while now.
Think I'll try  this weekend.  GREAT looking sausage! and thanks for the recipe.
Either Way....I'm Smoke'N It

DTAggie

Awesome Eric.  Holmes is the choice in this house.  Will probably be contacting you to get finer details to pull this off myself.  May just have have to make a trip to LF to get first hand experience.

OU812

Man you nailed it the first time out!

Dont get any better than that, looks great.

One question, what type of Paprika did you use?

Thanks

Sailor

I copied your recipe and will be making some very soon.


Enough ain't enough and too much is just about right.

BuyLowSellHigh

Quote from: DTAggie on November 23, 2010, 09:45:34 PM
Awesome Eric.  Holmes is the choice in this house.  Will probably be contacting you to get finer details to pull this off myself.  May just have have to make a trip to LF to get first hand experience.

Cool!  LJ might be better.    :D 
When you come back down here do let me know - we can probably get into trouble somehow.


Quote from: OU812 on November 24, 2010, 09:37:53 AM

One question, what type of Paprika did you use?

Thanks

Spanish Smoked Sweet, from The Spice House
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OU812

Quote from: BuyLowSellHigh on November 24, 2010, 10:51:17 AM

Spanish Smoked Sweet, from The Spice House

Same stuff I use in sausage but I get mine from Penzeys.

There are allot of different typs of Paprika out there and each one has a slightly different taste.


ronbeaux

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islandgirl

Hi BLSh
I am new to the forum ..those look GREAT.. I would like to try your recipe with some moose I have but I don't understand the milk part at the bottom, ie high heat. Could you explain that?
thanks
IG

OU812

Quote from: islandgirl on November 24, 2010, 07:31:36 PM
Hi BLSh
I am new to the forum ..those look GREAT.. I would like to try your recipe with some moose I have but I don't understand the milk part at the bottom, ie high heat. Could you explain that?
thanks
IG

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hpoe this helps.