Sausage season

Elaborate? I thought Mennonite was a spin off of the Amish community.
I think it is. Very loose as mennonite still use electricity and modern stuff. Maybe it’s just a Canadian thing but we can get sausage mixes that are Mennonite flavour. It’s a fairly mild sausage I would guess it’s mostly just salt and pepper
 
I have yet to find a really good tried and true ring sausage recipe. If anyone has one, I’d be interested.
The cabelas ring bologna is good stuff. We sometimes add hot temp cheese. I don’t think we use the ratio meat/pork fat the box calls for. We use 17 pounds venison to 8 pounds ground pork butt.
 
The cabelas ring bologna is good stuff. We sometimes add hot temp cheese. I don’t think we use the ratio meat/pork fat the box calls for. We use 17 pounds venison to 8 pounds ground pork butt.
Is it like a traditional bologna you’d eat cold or raw ring sausage you’d cook on the grill/pan? The raw is more what I’m looking for.
 
Is it like a traditional bologna you’d eat cold or raw ring sausage you’d cook on the grill/pan? The raw is more what I’m looking for.
It’s not raw. we smoke it after we stuff it and then freeze it. As I pull it out of the freezer I will slice it and cold with crackers and cheese. often times I will butterfly it, season the open inside, grill it and eat it like a hotdog. Or I will put the whole ring on the smoker and smoke it (even though it’s already smoked) real low for an hour or until plumps up. I also like it fried in my eggs in the morning.
 
This place has great seasoning mixes and it is a sensory overload when you go in there. Any seasoning can be put in any size casing if stuffing pepperoni sticks is too time consuming. We use the 30-32mm casings, works great. Their Landjaeger seasoning is real good.
 
For those looking for a good pre-fab breakfast sausage seasoning, im a huge fan of AC Legg blend #10. The pouch is sized for a 25# batch, but I typically do 20#. I add a little sage to it, but it's a nice fresh sausage with a little warmth, but not what I would classify as hot.
 
Following. I have over 200 pounds of scraps I still need to grind and mix. Interested to hear the best recipes
Hi Country Seasonings out of Montana makes some really excellent seasonings that I use regularly. Hard to go wrong with these.

Same with Hi Mountain out of Wyoming.
 
Hi Country Seasonings out of Montana makes some really excellent seasonings that I use regularly. Hard to go wrong with these.

Same with Hi Mountain out of Wyoming.
Only issue with it, as my wife pointed out to me after I bought some, is it has MSG in it.
 
25lb of bratwurst done using the bearded butcher kit. God I forgot how much I hate collagen casings for bratwurst. Give me natural hog casings any day of the week. Will see how they taste come dinner tonight. Gonna grind 25lb of summer sausage tomorrow and let it ferment a couple days and smoke it this weekend.20250107_145212.jpg
 
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