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whats the best breakfeast susage ?

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TerribleTed
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I just ate some of the best sausage i have ever eaten and it was home made. The only thing i did different was to remove as much wild bore fat and replaced it with beef fat. I used the LEM breakfast Regular mix for seasoning. Did it the easy way bulk for patties. It was awesome.

So what is your favorite or best.

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Triple Creek Reaper
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What was your mix ratio? fat to pork

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Iluv2hunt
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I always just save my trimmings from deer and hog. I freeze in big bags, then make sausage when I get enough. I think mixing the 2 makes a better flavor

Matter of fact I need to do some soon

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TerribleTed
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What was your mix ratio? fat to pork

I used a fat ratio of aproximatly 20 percent.

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I've been using this recipe for a long time. I found it in an old Reader's Digest years ago and modified it for venison. It has a few different spices from the original. The recipe was called Indiana Farm Sausage and uses casings but I never have. I make a bunch every Christmas and it's usually gone before New Years.

Grandpa’s Old Fashion Venison Sausage

41bs Venison
1lb Pork Fat
2 Cloves of Garlic, Minced
2 Tsp Black Pepper
2 Tsp Chili Powder
2 Tsp Cayenne
2 Tsp Marjoram
2 Tsp Thyme
2 Tsp Basil
4 Tsp Salt
2 Tbsp Sage

Cut meat and fat into chunks, add seasonings, and grind with a medium cutting plate. . If desired you may a add 6 Tbsp of ice water to the meat to give a soft consistency and stuff into hog casings. Otherwise store sausage in quart sized Ziploc freezer bags. Serve by making small patties and frying them up in a skillet. Great with eggs and pancakes! Or to use in chili, spaghetti, casseroles, etc.

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