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nice, I love polish sausage and garlic, good work
How much for a cuckoo clock? That’d be a heck of a conversation piece!
Left mine in Kentucky. And it's a genuine Black Forest version!I made them as gifts, and have not built one in years, they do make a good conversation piece, and it takes a long planning and building process, you could get a kit now, not sure how good, and accurate at keeping time.
What else do you like to do besides brew your own beer?
About a year ago, when we were on vacation to our favorite place on earth, my son tripped over a geocache while we were hiking. He knew what it was, and I have a friend who tried to get me into it. So I downloaded the app, and we geocached the rest of the time while we were on vacation. A year later, I have about 125 finds. So I don't do it a lot, but it's a great reason to get the Vette out on a sunny day.
Nice looking bangersTonight’s catch. 4.5 kilograms of garlic sausage. Nothing but salt, pepper, minced garlic, and red wine. And the pork shoulder butt.
Looks the goods Jeff pricey stuff at the store us all i know about that stuff.Here’s how the pancetta turned out. It only had to hang 2 weeks, not 3. We tried some, thin sliced, added to our gyros tonight. I’m sold! It’s quite savory.
Nothing like bangers and mash with some good gravy and a malty beverage to go with. Looks pro Jeffpn you sure do delve into all sorts of food based crafts.This is my version of smoked sausage. It’s inspired by a Washington DC regional sausage called a half-smoked, specifically at Big Ben’s Chili Bowl. My daughter and I flew to DC for a day trip to sight see a couple months ago, and discovered that delicacy at that particular restaurant.
I’ve never cold smoked before. The cabinet temperature never exceeded 50°F. I had the sausages hanging in there for 6 hours. I think these will go quick!
Ah roll em all into one sausage jerky cheese and homebrew store. Do you do cheese?Thanks. I bought a 20 squirrel meat mixer yesterday at Cabelas. They also had a 24 rack dehydrator that I was drooling all over. I got my calculator out to see see how many of my standard 15 lb batches of jerky I could fit in there. It was a bit over 3, if I recall. Then I started to figure out how much I’d have to sell it for in order to make a worthwhile profit. Fantasizing about a sausage and jerky store!