Review: DIY-LEM Summer Sausage Kit

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  • redneckmedic

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    I assume you know that letting all that meat warm up that much is fairly dangerous, right?

    Your meat AND your grinder should both be as cold as possible. When I ground meat in the past the grinder lived in the freezer until I needed it.

    The meat was already ground (at the time of butchering), I only let it warm to soften it up to mix better. And I think the word dangerous is a bit overkill. We are talking about a an hour process, two at the most from 34 degrees to oven.
     
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    Lem Summer Sausage kit.

    50 % elk
    25 % deer
    25 pork

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    In the fridge curing ...

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    In the oven at 180 ... looking for an internal 165
     
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