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Which meat to use? Most sausages start out as boneless pork shoulder

Boneless pork shoulder for $1.65/pound from Costco — by far the cheapest and the quality is pretty good, but it’s not locally raised.  If they don’t have any out in the display case just get the...

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Basic Equipment List

Here’s the basic list of equipment I have for making home-made meat products.  Links are to the products I use personally: Fresh sausage, hot dogs, smoked sausage, salami, fermented sausages all start...

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Spanish Chorizo – diced fat

I diced up extra pork back fat to add to the meat farce.

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Spanish Chorizo – The Finished Farce

Spices are mixed in, ready to stuff!

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Grinding Meat – Keeping it Cool

To keep the ground meat cold, I put ice blocks in a stainless metal pan and top it with another pan

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The Alchemist

This is a great how-to book for making your own salami.

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Spanish Chorizo – The Beginning

Spanish Chorizo for sale in Barcelona Travelling to Spain this last summer I discovered a wonderful thing — the chorizo I was familiar with in Southern California but was never impressed with was a...

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