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    Moose smokies, yum!

    35 lb batch of Moose smokies, High mountain seasonings for the beginner are awesome[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]12 lbs of chorizo fresh sausage as well , all vacuum packed and ready for the freezer.
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    Nice work! Looks juicy. Moose to pork ratio?
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    Re: Moose smokies, yum!

    man do those ever look good..drowning in drool here

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    Re: Moose smokies, yum!

    Quote Originally Posted by Daybreak View Post
    Nice work! Looks juicy. Moose to pork ratio?
    65% MOOSE, 35% pork shoulder.

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    Wow that looks Devine

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    Re: Moose smokies, yum!

    Very nice. I'm new to snausage building and mines been good but a bit dry. I'll up the pork.
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    Re: Moose smokies, yum!

    looks awesome, you can also try twisting and making links to the length you want before smoking/cooking em
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomahawk View Post
    looks awesome, you can also try twisting and making links to the length you want before smoking/cooking em
    We used to make links, but we found cutting to length works for us. If we were doing them to roast over an open fire, I would take the time to link them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daybreak View Post
    Very nice. I'm new to snausage building and mines been good but a bit dry. I'll up the pork.
    I found that if I didn't use enough pork or if I over ground the meat, I got dry sausage. I tend to only grind the meat once with a medium plate and then work it more when I add the spice water mixture. This gives me a coarser texture and holds more moisture in the finished sausage.

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    Re: Moose smokies, yum!

    Did you use smoker or oven?
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