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Summer Sausage vs Old Fashion Bologna
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Grandpas Grub
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I am making some Summer Sausage using High Mountain Kit. I got to looking and saw the kit also had instructions for Old Fashion Bologna
Looking at the Seasoning/Cure instructions between the Summer Sausage & Baloney for 3# and it surprised me to see there was no different in the seasoning/cure mix.
The only difference in the meat mixture was that out of 3 pounds of total meat the Old Fashioned Bologna only had 4oz less beef.
For the SS instructions say to use 2# + 4oz of ground beef of venison. For the bologna it is 2# beef 1 # pork, both medium grind twice and smoking instructions both the same.
Would 4 oz out of a total of 3 pounds make any difference in the taste/texture between Summer Sausage and Bologna?
With that little difference I can't see much reason to even try making the Bologna.
GG
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Make some LONEY and we will get you into the court and maybe call you Grandpa Loney Maker!! Happy Holidays.
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Yeah,
You cure it then put it in a blender on liquefy, add some hideous organs and pancreases, pig noses, gelatin and lard and pour it into a red plastic tube. Immerse in simmering water for four days and chill. Dat's some good eats. Where's Hoss?
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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I bought both the SS and OFB kits.I too realized the fact after making my first batch of SS that the only difference is the pork/beef ratio.I guess I'll make a batch of the OFB now and see which one I like better and go that route with the rest of the seasoning.Someone said on here that they did not care for the HM 'Loney and posted a link to a place in Pennsylvania that had a seasoning that they prefered but I did'nt bookmark it and now I can't find it. :( My question was similar to yours but I was wondering why make summersausage when you can have 'Loney instead!!! :laugh:
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:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Oh, great!
Happy Holidays back Richard.
Kent -
Not quite what I was thinking of... :laugh:
Kent -
Kent,
That was not directed at you. I have worked in places that made Loney
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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Hoss wrote::( My question was similar to yours but I was wondering why make summersausage when you can have 'Loney instead!!! :laugh:
:woohoo: :woohoo:
I have done the HM SS several times and it is really good. I guess I need to look into the others and give them a try. It is odd that the difference would only be 4oz. Maybe it is just an advertising thing so they could put both on the package.
Goin looney trying to figure out the looney.
Kent -
I thought it was funny. All those pieces and parts make me wonder. I used beef and port (butt) when doing the summer sausage. I am not sure if I want to know what is in the commercial stuff or even in hot dogs. I would think hot dogs are just small bologna chubs .
I hope things are going well and Merry Christmas.
Kent -
Kent,
It was 30 years ago when I worked in those places and I'm sure it is more tightly controlled now but the short answer is..no you don't.
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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High Mountain is decent but I've always preferred a company out of Ohio called LEM. They have a bunch of great stuff and their trail 'loney is out of this world. In fact, I'm going to be doing a big batch of it later this week.
Question for the experts: if I make 25 pounds of venison 'loney (mixed at a 4:1 ratio with ground pork butt) can I be a affiliated with the 'loney court? -
Well,since I am currently in possession of the Offical 'Loney Badges.I'll say SURE! WE would LOVE to have you join our motley crew! :woohoo:
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:woohoo:
I'll document my cook later this week and post. And if the position isn't already taken, might I apply for Sergeant at Arms? I have LOTS of weapons and dogs.... :laugh: -
SWEET! Post pics of them too!
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With that small amount of beef mixture (4oz) I can't imagine there would be any difference in flavor between the two.
I will look into the LEM. I haven't tried any of their spices. It appears their equipment is re-labeled. I think it was Ranger Ray that said the Cabella stuffer was able to have a motor attached to it. I have a LEM stuffer and a Cabella grinder.
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I look forward to seeing your post. Tim
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