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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.
 
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