do you have a recipe to share of your sausage, Randi?
M marsha-tbay Well-known member Dec 2, 2007 #21 do you have a recipe to share of your sausage, Randi?
M markinhouston Well-known member Dec 3, 2007 #23 Joe, I use the KA for the meat grinding, but I purchased a Grizzly stuffer to.. replace the KA for the actual sausage stuffing. The difference in quality for the sausage using the Grizzly is profound.
Joe, I use the KA for the meat grinding, but I purchased a Grizzly stuffer to.. replace the KA for the actual sausage stuffing. The difference in quality for the sausage using the Grizzly is profound.
S shaun-in-to Well-known member Dec 3, 2007 #24 Agree about the ravioli press. Doing it by hand is just as quick, and easy.
J joe Well-known member Dec 3, 2007 #25 Mark and Traca, that Grizzly Stuffer looks like just the ticket. Now it's on my wish list... Looks like it would give you bulging triceps too!
Mark and Traca, that Grizzly Stuffer looks like just the ticket. Now it's on my wish list... Looks like it would give you bulging triceps too!
M markinhouston Well-known member Dec 4, 2007 #26 The looks are deceiving, Joe! Because the gears pass along all of the.. energy, no real strength is needed. IF you can lift a Le Creuset pot, you are over qualified to use a Grizzly stuffer. Can't recommend highly enough.
The looks are deceiving, Joe! Because the gears pass along all of the.. energy, no real strength is needed. IF you can lift a Le Creuset pot, you are over qualified to use a Grizzly stuffer. Can't recommend highly enough.
R randi Well-known member Dec 5, 2007 #28 oooh, I'm so getting one of those. thanks for posting it smileys/smile.gif