How To Make Sausage Breakfast Links At Home (DIY) | The Bearded Butchers
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Breakfast. Seth's favorite time of the day. This video is special because even though Scott never let's Seth stop for breakfast, Seth finally gets a chance at the most important meal of the day. In this video, Scott and Seth will make 2 different kinds of breakfast sausage links: Batch 1 is a perfectly blended salt and pepper sausage, batch 2 is the same but with blueberries added! Who doesn't love blueberry breakfast links?
Scott's Hot Tip - If doing more than one flavor, do the plain one first to avoid an extra cleaning of your grinder.
Bonus Scott's Hot Tip - Form a big ball with the meat and - blop - it in the stuffer.
How to make breakfast sausage links (chicken, pork, or otherwise)
1) Mix salt and pepper base with 25lb of pork or other meat in a lined meat lug (You'll want 75/25 or 70/30 meat blend). Check out the dual grind MEAT Grinder we used
2) Add your flavors. We used our proprietary Maple for the first flavored batch and then added frozen blueberries to that for the second batch. Frozen blueberries are cheap and easy to find compared to dried, just hand mix them into the previously ground meat.
3) Load the meat in your stuffer
4) Grab some 21mm casings and make sure you have a 10mm stuffing horn (as of the filming of this video, MEAT grinders don't ship with a horn that will fit a 21mm casing). Make sure you put the casing on the stuffer correctly, there is a right direction and a wrong direction.
5) Fill the casings. Pinch, twist, and cut. If you're having trouble stuffing, add some water, hand mix, and try again.
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Want to save money and have a better quality product? Buying bulk cuts, like this pork butt (often sold as Boston butt) allows you to have more bang for your buck because you're not paying for labor costs for the butcher to break it down for you. It also lets you control exactly what goes into what you're eating.
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About a year ago, I started a quest for the perfect breakfast sausage recipe. I used the last of my sausage that I had in the freezer about a month ago, and it was time to make some more. So I figured why not take you guys along, as we re-stock our supply and use a New Improved Recipe.
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.75 tsp ground black pepper
.25 tsp red pepper flakes
.25 tsp nutmeg
.25 tsp cayenne pepper
Extra ingredients used in the video. These are in addition, to the base ingredients listed above:
.25 tsp coriander
3 tsp maple syrup
.5 tsp paprika
+ 5 tsp Powdered Milk per 1 pound of meat (in my case, I had 7 pounds, so that was 36 tsp - or 3/4 of a cup).
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