bulk venison breakfast sausage

Author of this recipe: Wilburn Dregrich

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Hand-stuffed bulk venison breakfast sausages, perfect for hunters. Made with lean venison, seasoned spices. Ideal for batch cooking! #venisonsausage #breakfastmeals #huntingseason

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Ingredients

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  1. ### Detailed Steps for Making Bulk Venison Breakfast Sausage
  2. #### Introduction
  3. Making your own bulk venison breakfast sausage is not only rewarding but also allows you to control the quality of ingredients and flavor profiles. This recipe uses a mix of spices and venison to create delicious, homemade sausages that can be stored in the freezer for months.
  4. #### Ingredients Needed
  5. - 2 pounds ground venison (85% lean/15% fat)
  6. - 2 tablespoons paprika
  7. - 1 tablespoon salt
  8. - 1 teaspoon black pepper
  9. - 1 teaspoon garlic powder
  10. - 1 teaspoon onion powder
  11. - 1 teaspoon dried thyme
  12. - Optional: additional spices for taste, such as cayenne or chili flakes
  13. #### Equipment Needed
  14. - Large mixing bowl
  15. - Measuring spoons and cups
  16. - Digital kitchen scale (for precise measurements)
  17. - Sausage stuffer kit with casings or sausage links
  18. - Long knife or sausage grinding plate
  19. - Clean work surface
  20. ### Step-by-Step Guide
  21. 1. **Prepare Your Workspace**
  22. - Ensure your workspace is clean and well-organized.
  23. - Set up a cutting board, bowl for mixing the ingredients, and any other necessary tools.
  24. 2. **Grind the Venison (Optional)**
  25. - If your ground venison comes from a store-prepared meat product, you can skip this step.
  26. - For better texture and flavor control, use a sausage grinder attachment on your food processor or attach it to a hand-cranked grinder. Run the venison through the grinder using a 1/4-inch plate.
  27. 3. **Mix Ingredients**
  28. - In a large mixing bowl, combine the ground venison with all dry spices.
  29. - Use clean hands or a wooden spoon to thoroughly mix the ingredients until well combined and evenly distributed.
  30. 4. **Stuffing the Sausage**
  31. - Place your sausage stuffer kit on a clean surface.
  32. - Insert the end of each casing into the stuffing horn, ensuring it is securely attached.
  33. - Begin stuffing the sausages by feeding them through the stuffing tube, squeezing out the meat as you go to form even links. Ensure there are no air pockets.
  34. 5. **Trimming and Storage**
  35. - Once all sausage has been stuffed, trim any excess casing from the ends of each link.
  36. - Store the sausages in a cool place for several hours or overnight before refrigerating them. You can also freeze them to extend their shelf life.
  37. 6. **Cooking the Sausage Links (Optional)**
  38. - To cook the sausage, bring a pot of water to a boil and carefully add the links.
  39. - Reduce heat to a simmer and cook for 15-20 minutes or until done, ensuring they reach an internal temperature of at least 160°F (71°C).
  40. - Serve hot with your favorite breakfast sides.
  41. #### Tips for Success
  42. - **Consistency**: Use a consistent grind size for better texture.
  43. - **Temperature Control**: Keep the meat refrigerated to prevent bacterial growth during preparation.
  44. - **Spice Balance**: Adjust the spice levels based on personal preference and desired flavor intensity.
  45. #### Conclusion
  46. Making bulk venison breakfast sausage is an enjoyable process that results in a flavorful, wholesome meal. With these detailed steps, you can confidently create your own sausages at home using fresh venison and custom spices. Enjoy your delicious homemade venison breakfast!
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FatN/A g
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