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Tag Archives: homemade sausage
Homemade Sausage Tutorial–Debbie Seagraves
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cookingdebbiesbackporch/ Day one of two. I have chosen a Boston butt for sausage. This one has a good bit of fat. You want about 80/20 lean to fat ratio. If you are using loin or fresh ham, you will need … Continue reading
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Tagged boston butt, from scratch, grinding, homemade sausage, marinate, pork, recipe, seasoning, tutorial
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Lime Pickles tutorial–Debbie Seagraves
These are washed cucumbers, Mrs. Wages pickling lime, my cutter, a big plastic bowl. You can use glass or stainless steel, but not aluminum. My bowl holds a gallon and a half. So, 1 gallon of water, 1/2 cup lime. … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, canning recipe, crinkle cut, crispy pickles, dill pickles, home canning, homemade sausage, lime pickles, lime soak, Mrs. Wages
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