small batch conversion chart for seasoning
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Hello .in the catalog there is a code to scan and get a chart for smaller than 25 lb. batches of sausage. i cannot scan . does anyone know of this chart and how i can get it. thanks leland
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@Leland
Here is the plain link:
https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/617/seasoning-conversion-chart-for-1-lb-and-5-lb-meat-batchesHope that helps. Let us know if you need anything else!
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Thanks for this chart. It makes it way ez. Geo.
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@austin hi austin got the chart made my sausage,turned out great. thanks leland
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@tswohl Thanks ,I will print off and keep it on file . cheers leland
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New ProductsBlue Head Cheese Casings one of the specialty sausages we are eventually going to get to is Head Cheese. When we do it we will absolutely be using these headcheese casings and these hold about 8 lb each so we will have plenty of it!
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@raider2119 I’ve never used apple cider either. It might well work but I would think spraying it from a spritzer bottle occasionally onto your meat would be more effective.
I’ve changed to Pecan for almost everything, its a little too mild for some people but I think it is the most versatile of them all. Never had a problem with Beef, Pork, Chicken or veggies!
And @raider2119 thanks for joining us for our livestream last night, it was a good time and we will be doing more of them!
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@Douglas-Moore If you used duck did you cook up to 165°? If you are using ground poultry you should be cooking to 165 instead of 160° if you are using beef/pork. Another idea is when did you mix in the pork fat? When adding pork fat the best time to add it is during the grinding process if you are mixing it in after the grinding you run the risk of having the fat encapsulate the proteins and make it difficult for everything to bind together properly.
Last thought would be to add a binder like Sure Gel or Soy Protein Blend that will add some protein to your product and make protein extraction easier. If you are looking to firm it up more I don’t know that Carrot Fiber would be the best choice.
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