Bologna
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Just finished our first run of 2017 venison/pork bologna. Old school PA Dutch Amish recipe, smoked, rested, chamber vacuum sealed. Mild, Hot, Hot with high temp pepperjack cheese. Used Walton’s chamber bags and casings. Always quality, quick ship. Thanks Fellas!!
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@Parksider Looking good! You guys could feed an army with all of that!
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I wish…everybody and their brother’s uncle stops by and wants to try some, then its can i take some home I have a buddy that would love this stuff…We did 40# of bologna, 40# breakfast, 25# habanero brats, and rest was pressed into 1/4# patties stuffed with pepperjack cheese and then pressed again to make stuffed 1/2 burgers, and a bunch hit the grill for “testing”… Here’s the bins just after stuffing and our latest acquisition, a 3-compartment sink for easy clean up.
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Has anyone else ever tried an electric handheld double paddle mortar mixer to mix meat. Just got one and tried it out on a small 9 lb. Batch of pepperoni meat Cigars. Worked great and got good protien extraction. I have
one of those 20 lb. Hand mixers. Its better than mixing by hand but is a pain to unload product with this double paddle i use a big stainless stock pot. Wish I’d thought of this years ago but better late than never. -
@Screamin I would not mix one day and stuff the next. Once you add the cure and mix, it will start working as you hold the product overnight. You can mix, stuff, and then hold overnight (if not using an additive like ascorbic acid or encapsulated citric acid). With the cure in there, the product will start to firm up and when you stuff the next day, it will become next to impossible to get it out of most any stuffer. Once you start and add cure, you need to get it into casings that same day.
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