How to make Homemade Hot Dogs | Clean ingredient hot dogs


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  1. P. Wulfson
    P. Wulfson says:

    I love hot dogs, too! And, while I like kitchen gadgets, I would not want or need a sausage casing machine. In the past, I have used my Cuisinart food processor to make a meat puree, mixed in salt, fennel seeds, garlic powder, etc, then arranged a rope of the meat mixture on a length of cling wrap, roll that closed, and twist the ends closed. I store mostly in the freezer, but the fridge is good, too. I used the italian style pork sausage in many recipes. Whatever length selected can be browned for a recipe, quite easily, and I just consider it a β€œskinless sausage”. Thanks for discussing the recipe ingredients for hot dogs! πŸ€—β€

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  2. Rachael Reagan-Wessels
    Rachael Reagan-Wessels says:

    My daughter & I make sausage once every 3 months, or so. It's definitely a time consuming thing, but oh so worth it.
    We make 20-35 pounds at a time; Smoked sausage links, JalapeΓ±o Cheddar links, & Breakfast bulk.
    We just made it on Thanksgiving, but next time I want to add on a small batch of JalapeΓ±o- Cranberry Chicken Sausage. Why not?
    We do ours entirely with the metal Kitchen Aid attachment (grind & stuff), emulsifying by hand. πŸ’ͺ

    Tip from experience- I've never used anything but salted Hog casings… but I did learn to NEVER freeze the natural casings. They were terrible to work with- constant blow outs , to the point we stopped mid- stuffing, covered in meat, & drove an hour to get a new pack of non-frozen casings. lol
    Lesson Learned!

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  3. Just Tina
    Just Tina says:

    Wow! This is really cool!
    Of all the things listed that are needed I have the spices and a scale. I can buy the meat. That’s it. I’m the only person eating the hot dogs so I’ll have to keep buying the better quality ones at the store. I do really like this , though!

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  4. Thp III
    Thp III says:

    A buffalo chopper/meat mixer is a texture game changer, best investment for summer sausage/ meat sticks/ hotdogs. Your this far down the rabbit hole, finish your collection πŸ˜‚

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  5. Cindy McLaughlin
    Cindy McLaughlin says:

    I know that I can make the sausage meat into patties. I'm thinking about doing this for the 🌭 meat too. I am widowed dog-mom. We don't need 4 or even 2 # of meat as we prep alot. If we both love it, then I will get the Kitchen Aid add ons.

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