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5 pounds of spicy Italian done, and 5 pounds of garlic jalapeno snack sticks ready for the smoker. First time using the new grinder and vertical stuffer. Wow, making sausage is way less of a chore than with the Kitchen Aid.
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What kinda rig you got there?
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Very nice! Looks good.
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Nice setup! The links look great. What model is the LEM stuffer?
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Not sure of the LEM model number (already packed away in the garage). It's the 5 pound with all metal gears. The grinder is a Cabela's 3/4 HP. Sticks turned out really good. A few hours of smoke in the Big Chief, and finished in the oven.
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How long and what temperature did you use to finish in the oven.
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Looks good!
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Quote from: wannabhntr on February 22, 2015, 09:25:53 AM
How long and what temperature did you use to finish in the oven.
275 until 155-160 degrees. Probably took 30 minutes.
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February 23, 2015, 08:18:16 PM »
Nice! I have wondered how well those vertical stuffers work. I'll need to try the 275 degree oven. Last time I tried this my oven was set for around 200 and it took forever to get the internal temperature hot enough.
Did you use deer, elk, beef?
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50/50 Deer/Pork. The 275 was just what i used this time because we had dinner reservations. Otherwise I'd have done them lower/ slower. Although I don't know if it makes a difference. All I have for a smoker is a Big Chief, so when it's cool outside, I can't finish them in that.
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A Perch,
Your experience sounds a lot like mine. The Big Chief just didn't get hot enough. I did a first time practice run with hamburger and I was glad I did. The oven heated them too hot and they greased out. The next time I was much more careful with the temperature and my deer/pork combo came out pretty good for a first try. I use the stuffer attachment on my grinder and it doesn't seem so easy. I like the idea of the vertical stuffer.
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When I finish my sticks, or tubed meats in the oven, I go 275* and use a rolled up kitchen towel wedged in the door to keep the moisture down and to keep the grease/fat from melting out of the meat.
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I gotta get one of those s stuffers. The kitchen aid one takes way to long. What skins did you use?
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