This is what America needs more of. Authentic, all natural, no smoke & mirrors food stuffs and processes. The last 40+ years have been abysmal for the food industry.. We the people are OVER IT!
Scott and Seth , I am so waiting for someone to get me a deer so I can grind it , and mix it with my ingredients and get my SMOKED venison sausage . I plan on using your recipe also for my second half of the batch. THANK you so much for getting me fired up. I have to rely on my friends to get me the venison as I am just too sick to go hunt and get my own deer. Again , THANK you both brothers . God is so GOOD. AMEN.
It’s really nice to see y’all are big on family values!! I will come visit yall soon,, wife has been fighting cancer for the past year.. god is good thanks for all y’all share!!
I had the opportunity to go hunting for the first time with a friend from church and I got my first buck. I've been watching yall for a while, but now that I have a huge desire to hunt regularly and make everything at home, your experience, explanations, breakdowns, etc. have been incredible. Thank you!
I appreciate the discussion in to celery juice and pink salts guys. Really love people going in to depth on making the sausage and why they use particular ingredients.
I can almost taste it... reminds me when I went to a farmer's market during the summer and there were some venison jalepeno/cheddar sausages being sold. It was a little bit pricey but, that was probably one of the best things I grilled this summer. It didn't have the smoke but, that venison flavour with the jalepeno/cheddar mixed in was amazing.
Absolutely loving this, I've been deer hunting and processing our own since I was a kid and we've always just made stew meat, canned, ground, roasts, and steaks from our venison but this is sweet and im gonna try it as soon as I get my big buck!
You don’t know me but I’ll be your friend and fly up from Louisiana to sample a bite of that delicious looking sausage! lol Thanks for all the videos you do! We love watching y’all and have started fabricating deer and beef for our friends down here. Y’all have been our biggest inspiration and instrumental to our customers loving what we produce. Thank you Scott & Seth!
An old fridge and a cold smoke generator is supposed to be a fantastic combo for the diy folks at home like me that don’t have an enviropac commercial smoker. Planning to make one myself before long!
I just recently tried a pineapple and pepper jack smoked elk sausage. It was freaking amazing. Never in my life would I have thought that would be a good combo. Would be really interested in seeing y’all do a deer sausage the same way. I’m wanting to try it as I always make my own sausage. Would really want to see a video with y’all’s product to point me in the right direction. There is not a whole lot of videos using pineapple in smoke sausage. Thanks!!l Love the channel by the way!!
Been watching you guys for a while im hesitant when it comes to butchers in the PNW , not banging on them there great but got an elk processed and it wasn’t ours that we got back in the 80’s been cutting everything up ourselves and have to say you guys are the real deal that care and know your shit ….. props to you for doing it right and caring !!!
As alway's great content and as an orphen i never had a chance to know what its like to have a familly so that's why i love the chemistry between you guy's again great job ..😎👊🥰
Remind's me when i was making sausages , i'm sure there good just looking how the final product turned out . Keep up your good work and good hunting season ! 👍
Looks great! Kind of like a Pepperoni. The Hot Pepper Cheese Venison sticks I had years ago were good, those are just a larger version they have to be good. Enjoy have a Blessed day.
Love all you videos. Any chance you all could break down a deer that's not been dry aged? Obviously, the dry age is better, but as you know, not everyone has a way to age their deer. Id like to see it broke down soon after the harvest. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Love the sausage making videos. I have bought several of your DIY kits now and love them. I was afraid to use the collagen casings you guys used here instead I used regular hog casings. But I have been wanting to try these collagen casings. Are they just as tender as a hog casing? Just dont want to make a bunch and not like it. Looks tender in your video here.
Hey Scott and Seth I have a question. So there is people who do not eat pork for either health reasons and/or religious reasons. So my question is; Is there an alternative fat that’s great to use with deer meat and other meats? Also I would love to see a video on the mix between the alternatives and meats. Thanks love the content!!
yes you can do that. If you arent going to smoke it right after casing it, then just dont add the cure. Keep the cure (pink salt or celery powder out) if you are going to stuff it then freeze it. When you decide to cook it, you need to cook it though, dont slow smoke it without the cure in it. Just go ahead and grill it or however you decide to cook it.
The mineral oil tip reminds me of one I heard in a baking demonstration. We’re going to spray the bottom of this pan with non stick spray Not because it’s non stick but because it’s will stick this parchment round to the pan, temporarily. 😂
Bought this kit a while back and am finally going to attempt sausage for the first time! Since I am only going to be doing 5lbs, is it safe to assume I can weigh the ingredients and only use 20% accordingly? I am especially concerned about the pink salt part.
Great video guys, and that sausage looked yummy! Would love to see a video using things that one would have at their house to do this. I'm thinking about trying this with my Kitchenaid grinder and sausage stuffer and then trying to smoke on my Primo Ceramic smoker. My only concern is that I don't know how low of a temp I would need to get the smoker to. This is the only time that I wish that I had a pellet smoker, as you can get a lower temp that what I can get with my primo.
So do you have to smoke the sausage? Or can I skip that after the prepping and send it straight to the freezer? Since it would have the hickory smoke powder in it already.
I'm getting ready to make my first batch of sausage, can I just stuff the caseings then put the links in a foodsaver bag no cure and freeze them, pull out of the freezer and cook on the grill or stove top?
Do we still need the cherry powder accelerator with the celery powder if we let the meat sit 16 hours before smoking? I generally don’t use a accelerator with my cure because I give the cure time to do its thing
Pausing in the beginning and because I caught this video not long after you posted it so maybe I'll get an answer 😂 I was wondering if there was a way to smoke meat without the use of a smoker or smoke house, I don't have either but would be interested to know if you can, I'm very tempted to get a different grill because as much as I love charcoal, it is a pain to deal with, takes forever to get to temp and if I'm only cooking for one or two it just feels like a waste. I saw some really nice looking grills at my not so local garden center, one looked like it had a spot for adding smoke pellets or chips but I'm not sure because I don't know much about that stuff yet (thus my comment here lol), does that mean the grill doubles as a smoker? Is that even a thing? Those nice grills are expensive though so I would need to save up for that if I decide to go that route, maybe a good idea for a future video? Would love that! Talking about different grills and which would be really good ones.
Hi. Thanks for the video. Question - we used collagen casings to make our brats and when fried in a pan the casing literally like fried up and shrunk up off the brat. Any idea why or what we might have done wrong?
Hey guys I'm from Hattiesburg Mississippi I will be ordering some of the stuff from yall next month I'm going to make me a smoke house because because I want to learn how to smoke sausage
Hey Scott and Seth I was wondering if you guys could make longer videos for RUclips cuz that's where I watch you all the time sometimes you're too short
Wish you would have confirmed that your stating 77 degrees was Celsius for we of the Freiheit persuasion! LMAO 77 C = 170.6 F But I really enjoy your videos and DIY sessions, thank you very much Gents, Ladies and families.
This is what America needs more of. Authentic, all natural, no smoke & mirrors food stuffs and processes. The last 40+ years have been abysmal for the food industry.. We the people are OVER IT!
Lmao high temp cheese just screams "natural"
Edaa
@@compton30High temp cheese is just dried regular cheese. You could make it yourself in a food dehydrator.
"Smoke"
Its about time you took a break from making shorts and gave us some REAL content. Thank you
They are still doing full length videos
You understand they work full time at their retail shop and have tons of projects going on right?
By all means be an ass if it works for you. They owe you nothing. JFC the entitlement some a**holes display on the interwebs is astounding.
RUclips is pushing the shorts or they will not promote the videos.
Being on the Carnivore diet for over 5 years, I truly appreciate your videos. I lost over 100 lbs in the first 18 months.
The Best of the Best. Shout-out Seth and Jason for their BEST ADVICE. Love it
Scott and Seth , I am so waiting for someone to get me a deer so I can grind it , and mix it with my ingredients and get my SMOKED venison sausage . I plan on using your recipe also for my second half of the batch. THANK you so much for getting me fired up. I have to rely on my friends to get me the venison as I am just too sick to go hunt and get my own deer. Again , THANK you both brothers . God is so GOOD. AMEN.
It's so cool to see how much you guys just truly enjoy this process, and the result. To see it being passed on to future generations is amazing.
It’s really nice to see y’all are big on family values!! I will come visit yall soon,, wife has been fighting cancer for the past year.. god is good thanks for all y’all share!!
Love that you guys have the natural preservatives now! I’ll be buying some this season! Great work guys!
Sounds great, good luck this season! Thank you!
Your body doesn’t know the difference between pink curing salt and celery powder. Nitrites are nitrites, regardless of the source.
I had the opportunity to go hunting for the first time with a friend from church and I got my first buck. I've been watching yall for a while, but now that I have a huge desire to hunt regularly and make everything at home, your experience, explanations, breakdowns, etc. have been incredible. Thank you!
Nothing more satisfying 😌 👌 than sharing a meal with family and friends ❤️
I appreciate the discussion in to celery juice and pink salts guys. Really love people going in to depth on making the sausage and why they use particular ingredients.
Not too long Scott. Gives confidence you know why things are done not just what to do. Great stuff.
I appreciate the in depth info on the celery juice and cherry juice powders!
I can almost taste it... reminds me when I went to a farmer's market during the summer and there were some venison jalepeno/cheddar sausages being sold. It was a little bit pricey but, that was probably one of the best things I grilled this summer. It didn't have the smoke but, that venison flavour with the jalepeno/cheddar mixed in was amazing.
Absolutely loving this, I've been deer hunting and processing our own since I was a kid and we've always just made stew meat, canned, ground, roasts, and steaks from our venison but this is sweet and im gonna try it as soon as I get my big buck!
You don’t know me but I’ll be your friend and fly up from Louisiana to sample a bite of that delicious looking sausage! lol
Thanks for all the videos you do! We love watching y’all and have started fabricating deer and beef for our friends down here. Y’all have been our biggest inspiration and instrumental to our customers loving what we produce. Thank you Scott & Seth!
Absolutely love your guys content.
All the way from Alberta, Canada
Thank you!!
I like the explanations on what your doing to get high quality food
Thanks guys. I just used your jalapeño cheddar mix on a deer/pork mix. Came out perfect! Great flavor and just enough heat but not too hot.
An old fridge and a cold smoke generator is supposed to be a fantastic combo for the diy folks at home like me that don’t have an enviropac commercial smoker. Planning to make one myself before long!
I just recently tried a pineapple and pepper jack smoked elk sausage. It was freaking amazing. Never in my life would I have thought that would be a good combo. Would be really interested in seeing y’all do a deer sausage the same way. I’m wanting to try it as I always make my own sausage. Would really want to see a video with y’all’s product to point me in the right direction. There is not a whole lot of videos using pineapple in smoke sausage. Thanks!!l Love the channel by the way!!
Love the family affair. You guys are great people!
Thanks!!
I wish I was eating those right now!! They look soooo good!
Wonderful! Natural ingredients! Love it!
Been watching you guys for a while im hesitant when it comes to butchers in the PNW , not banging on them there great but got an elk processed and it wasn’t ours that we got back in the 80’s been cutting everything up ourselves and have to say you guys are the real deal that care and know your shit ….. props to you for doing it right and caring !!!
everytime I watch your videos, my mouth salivates😋😋😋😋😋and makes me hungry, great job gentlemen!!!!
Thank you 😋
There is a reason I watch videos like this when I am eating lol
It's fall time, I add whole fire roasted chiles in the meat being ground, really adds great flavor
Thank you so much for sharing this video! And I appreciate this learning session!
You are so welcome!
Love watching you two blokes doing things and stuff. Butchery back room processing procedures.
Thanks for following along!
love love the log cabin!!
Great DIY video guys - well done (when Scott can talk - lol) you make it look so easy, and sell all the goods to make it happen. - Cheers!
As alway's great content and as an orphen i never had a chance to know what its like to have a familly so that's why i love the chemistry between you guy's again great job ..😎👊🥰
Remind's me when i was making sausages , i'm sure there good just looking how the final product turned out .
Keep up your good work and good hunting season !
👍
I freaking love these guys, such a great channel.
What was the “schedule” for the smoker? What temps did ya start at and what was the max temp of the smoker?
Thanks great videos boys! Keep’em coming
Looks delicious 😋
Thanks guys!
You bet!
How good, the lip shmacking crunch sound when Seth chomped into the half sausage, drool drool.
If ya'll ever start selling online, please let me know because that deer sausage sure did look good. I the taste is amazing.
Just love to see you guys work ❤
Looks delicious!
I literally watch the whole videos 💯 🔥
Keep up the good work. I enjoy it from The Netherlands
Awesome, thank you!
Looks great! Kind of like a Pepperoni. The Hot Pepper Cheese Venison sticks I had years ago were good, those are just a larger version they have to be good. Enjoy have a Blessed day.
I have cut meat for 15 years. You guys worked hard to get were you are. Man i would like to meet you and show me your way.
You guys are awesome. I have learned a lot from your videos and appreciate it.
The car starting was the best edit yall have ever done lmao
you guys are amazing cant wait to get my DIY kit so i can enjoy these amazing sausages and brats!!
Hope you enjoy! Thank you!!
I am going hunting this Monday so wish me luck 🎉
Good luck!! 👍🏻
@@TheBeardedButchers thanks!
Great content like always! Really hoping you guys can do a bear video this season!
Love all you videos. Any chance you all could break down a deer that's not been dry aged? Obviously, the dry age is better, but as you know, not everyone has a way to age their deer. Id like to see it broke down soon after the harvest. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Those look delicious.
They are!
Simply Awesome !
Thanks a lot!
Not sure if you guys will read this but I'd love it if you could do a DYI making turkey lunch meat or any kind of lunch meat!
Great idea, we’ll get on it! (Scott read this)
You boys always got good stuff on every one of your videos. I’d love to come see you guys!! I’m in Indiana.
Love the sausage making videos. I have bought several of your DIY kits now and love them. I was afraid to use the collagen casings you guys used here instead I used regular hog casings. But I have been wanting to try these collagen casings. Are they just as tender as a hog casing? Just dont want to make a bunch and not like it. Looks tender in your video here.
Thanks for the video guys 👍🏻
Of course, thanks for watching!
You guys are awesome! Would be a blast to hang around that fire pit with you guys
Hey Scott and Seth I have a question. So there is people who do not eat pork for either health reasons and/or religious reasons. So my question is; Is there an alternative fat that’s great to use with deer meat and other meats? Also I would love to see a video on the mix between the alternatives and meats. Thanks love the content!!
Beef fat? That’s readily available
I was wondering if you could make it and not cook it until you was ready? Just vacuum seal and freeze then cook later. Thanks great videos!!
yes you can do that. If you arent going to smoke it right after casing it, then just dont add the cure. Keep the cure (pink salt or celery powder out) if you are going to stuff it then freeze it. When you decide to cook it, you need to cook it though, dont slow smoke it without the cure in it. Just go ahead and grill it or however you decide to cook it.
Muy buen trabajo 👌 excelente saludos cordiales desde Mexicali 🇲🇽🙏 bendiciones 😊
Looks amazing, might make some using pork shoulders
Very nice and beautiful pictures ❤
Gall darn guys you got me wanting to make some sausages!!!
Yum yum....great work BB guys :)
Thank you 😋
The mineral oil tip reminds me of one I heard in a baking demonstration. We’re going to spray the bottom of this pan with non stick spray Not because it’s non stick but because it’s will stick this parchment round to the pan, temporarily. 😂
Bought this kit a while back and am finally going to attempt sausage for the first time! Since I am only going to be doing 5lbs, is it safe to assume I can weigh the ingredients and only use 20% accordingly? I am especially concerned about the pink salt part.
You guys are amazing ! Keep up the good work 💪
Thank you! Will do!
God this channel makes me hungry AF.
20:45 Scott was talking about the "Baked in a buttery, flakey crust" video
Yes I was! 😂
Great video guys, and that sausage looked yummy! Would love to see a video using things that one would have at their house to do this. I'm thinking about trying this with my Kitchenaid grinder and sausage stuffer and then trying to smoke on my Primo Ceramic smoker. My only concern is that I don't know how low of a temp I would need to get the smoker to. This is the only time that I wish that I had a pellet smoker, as you can get a lower temp that what I can get with my primo.
Love your content!!!!!
Thank you!!
In Kenya we call them Mutura...... yummy
Wow, you guys are amazing. What's the quantity difference between beef suet vs. bison suet? Keep the videos coming.
the sausage looks very good, but the ,,kiełbasa " sounds even better !😂🇵🇱
jeez looks so good!
Great video making a order right now one question though so how much pink salt would I have to use for that much meat
Looks great
Thanks!
Does using the organic cures reduce the sodium in your sausage? Dose the celery and cherry cure add to/change change your flavor base?
So do you have to smoke the sausage? Or can I skip that after the prepping and send it straight to the freezer? Since it would have the hickory smoke powder in it already.
I'm getting ready to make my first batch of sausage, can I just stuff the caseings then put the links in a foodsaver bag no cure and freeze them, pull out of the freezer and cook on the grill or stove top?
Do we still need the cherry powder accelerator with the celery powder if we let the meat sit 16 hours before smoking? I generally don’t use a accelerator with my cure because I give the cure time to do its thing
Not long winded. I make the links 5 foot and cut in 10 portions works perfectly
You guys had me at venison ❤❤❤
Love this
Pausing in the beginning and because I caught this video not long after you posted it so maybe I'll get an answer 😂
I was wondering if there was a way to smoke meat without the use of a smoker or smoke house, I don't have either but would be interested to know if you can, I'm very tempted to get a different grill because as much as I love charcoal, it is a pain to deal with, takes forever to get to temp and if I'm only cooking for one or two it just feels like a waste. I saw some really nice looking grills at my not so local garden center, one looked like it had a spot for adding smoke pellets or chips but I'm not sure because I don't know much about that stuff yet (thus my comment here lol), does that mean the grill doubles as a smoker? Is that even a thing?
Those nice grills are expensive though so I would need to save up for that if I decide to go that route, maybe a good idea for a future video? Would love that! Talking about different grills and which would be really good ones.
Congratulations guys you made me hungry again hahaha
What would be your preference to substitute for the pork and pork fat? Beef and beef fat? We don't eat pork, but man I want to make these!
Looking good
Thanks 👍
Yummmmm
YESS!!!!
Question for every 2 dozen sausages joe much deer trim is needed ??
Hi. Thanks for the video. Question - we used collagen casings to make our brats and when fried in a pan the casing literally like fried up and shrunk up off the brat. Any idea why or what we might have done wrong?
Hey guys I'm from Hattiesburg Mississippi I will be ordering some of the stuff from yall next month I'm going to make me a smoke house because because I want to learn how to smoke sausage
I'm really glad i saved my extra pork fat. I know what I'm making this fall
Best sausage iv made is 50/50 elk and wagyu brisket and zachs jalapeño sausage seasoning
Question do you always have to use a dry rub can you use a bbq sauce when mixing the meat prior to the casing
Hey Scott and Seth I was wondering if you guys could make longer videos for RUclips cuz that's where I watch you all the time sometimes you're too short
Wish you would have confirmed that your stating 77 degrees was Celsius for we of the Freiheit persuasion! LMAO 77 C = 170.6 F But I really enjoy your videos and DIY sessions, thank you very much Gents, Ladies and families.
The boys had a case of the UHMS in this vid lol.
As usual… I’m hungry now lol