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If you ever want to visit Italy…I have a 14th Century Villa in Siena, Tuscany. We could grill up the famous Bistecca alla fiorentina. That would be an excellent episode …to "pat dry" with. Cheers Brad! – Shawn and Tracy. No, seriously, come and Q here.
Just wanted to give you a pat on the back and say how much my family loves watching your videos. My 5 yr old and 9 yr old boys love looking for the random things you put in the knife roll bag. They are mesmerized the chopping. And they laugh at, āthereās a snake in my bootāā¦ literally every time. Keep up the great work!
Sausage came out amazing. Thank you
Hi Brookes Friend!!
I added a little worchesthire sauce and ketchup to the mix going to stuff it tomorrow. I'll let you know how it turned out
Maybe adding some ketchup powder to the mix would tighten it up a bit???
You're the man, Brad! Havent seen you make anything yet i wouldn't eat.
What about food processing the veggies pretty small before stuffing. Won't look like those but will be more like a tight meatloaf.
3,3% salt? Because of Bread and geggies being in it?
Great recipeās! What about doing your take on a liver sausage? Keep the sausage videos coming! Ive tried all the ones posted and so have my taste subjects!
Since I'm sure you have more left over, you should take one of these, (or several) encase in some cheesy mashed potatoes, freeze them then deep fry.
Hell yes please
Sounds good to me
Looks awesome as usual. Going to make those tomorrow
Can you do an update on the reverse flow smoker's rust/oiling on the outside. It looked awesome but it would be great to know how well it's held up after a couple years
Just curious. When I watch other sausage making channels they seem to usually use a four prong pricker to pop potential air pockets. I donāt think Iāve ever seen you do that. Do you just risk potential blowouts as part of the process. I donāt really like the idea of putting holes in the casing. Are you doing something with your process that allows you to skip that step?
I think tickling the horn cracks me up every time. Yep, I'm a juvenile.
How do they work making a meatloaf sammich?
Brad, i am about to make some chicken sausage. I am hoping you could rank your chicken sausage. It seems as though you really liked your chicken bacon ranch allot, maybe even more than your franks red hot sausage.
I dig it.
That's the best thing everš®
Just when I think heās done creating everything possibly imaginable he comes up with additional different content! Excellent job Bradley!!!