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Deer Sausage Casings

Started by Bearsole, September 05, 2007, 12:02:00 AM

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Bearsole

Has anyone made sausage casings from the small intestines of the deer that you killed? How much do you have to wash them and what other preparations do you need to make before you use them like soaking in brine or something like that? Trying to get all that I can out of my future kills.

Thanks in advance

Bearsole

42WLA

I know with hog casing syou have to turn them inside out and scrape out the gunk and mucus. Then you can wash and store in brine. I don't know about deer intestines.
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Al Dente

I've never used deer casings, just hog casings.  I guess they should work about the same, just a tad smaller in diameter.
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Bearsole

Thanks for the intel. I'll give it a shot this year and let you'ins know how they came out. Now, time to find a sausage recipe.

Bearsole

Al Dente

Start with 2 parts venison to 1 part fatty pork, such as shoulder.  Then add whatever your tastebuds find tantalizing.  Ground fennel seed, black pepper, salt, garlic, parsley, rosemary, thyme, hot pepper, sage, maple, even bacon.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Bearsole:
Thanks for the intel. I'll give it a shot this year and let you'ins know how they came out. Now, time to find a sausage recipe.

Bearsole
I am willing to be a taste tester for you  :biglaugh:

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