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I mix my ground venison 80/20 to pork fat. Then use Leggs seasoning or a local seasoning I sometimes find. I will fry up a test patty and add seasoning to taste. Let sausage sit in fridge for 24 hours prior to packaging.

For a little spice I add a little extra cayenne and crushed red pepper.

Also made some last year with a little liquid smoke that turned out pretty darn good.
 
Thanks for the recipe. Where do you find fatback? I have not seen it in a grocery store for quite awhile.
 
thetoolman said:
I mix my ground venison 80/20 to pork fat. Then use Leggs seasoning or a local seasoning I sometimes find. I will fry up a test patty and add seasoning to taste. Let sausage sit in fridge for 24 hours prior to packaging.

For a little spice I add a little extra cayenne and crushed red pepper.

Also made some last year with a little liquid smoke that turned out pretty darn good.
I will second this. VERY GOOD sausage with Leggs seasoning!
 
DaveB said:
Thanks for the recipe. Where do you find fatback? I have not seen it in a grocery store for quite awhile.

You just have to go to the right stores ;) You do live in Memphis, after all. :D

If you double check to see if you've locked your vehicle, it's a good chance that the store will carry it. Try the Kroger on S. Third at Belz.
 
This could be part of the problem I'm having with some of the sausage products that I've made. I have been going to the Mexican supermercado and buying pork belly to mix with my venison for sausage. Some of the fat on the pork belly strips is nice and firm but a lot of it is soft and doesn't grind well at all. I tried to make summer sausage once with this stuff and it was an epic fail. I am definitely going to try and get some fatback for my next sausage making effort.

This place is not too far from me and it looks like they sell fatback. Do you think it would be good quality? I have no idea what Berkshire Breed Pork is.

Rudolph�s Market
 
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Vermin93 said:
This place is not too far from me and it looks like they sell fatback. Do you think it would be good quality? I have no idea what Berkshire Breed Pork is.

Rudolph�s Market

When someone is described as living "high on the hog", you can assume that's a Berkshire hog :D

Berkshires are considered some of the finest breeds out there......
 

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