How to make Summer Sausage (At Home!) By The Bearded Butchers!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
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    It's that time of the year, time to start thinking about deer season and how to make summer sausage! If you're like us, you still have some bits and pieces from last year's harvest. What's the best thing you can do? Learn how to make summer sausage with The Bearded Butchers!
    Check out MADE WITH MEAT! for the meat grinder, meat mixer, and sausage stuffer we used.
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    Keep in mind, this video has some exceptions. We are making "classic" summer sausage with that smoky, tangy flavor that most hunters dream of. That being said, you're welcome to try our delicious Bearded Butcher Blend Seasoning (bit.ly/3o9BqS7), but we encourage you to check out the links below for the exact mix of ingredients for the classic summer sausage taste we're all used to!
    Remember, it's all about Faith, Family, and Food
    RECIPE:
    20 lb. deer meat or elk meat (venison) or beef
    5 lb. pork fat
    1 Bag Bearded Butcher Salt and Pepper Base bit.ly/40eEJof
    4 oz. Minced Garlic bit.ly/3A1KBa1
    3 oz. Mustard Powder or Mustard Seed bit.ly/41l3Nvh
    3 oz. Hickory Smoke Powder bit.ly/40o1pmo
    1 oz. Sodium Nitrite Cure bit.ly/3obO7vA or 1.3 oz. Celery Juice Powder bit.ly/43FDjpR
    1.5 oz. Encapsulated Citric Acid bit.ly/3UFJsyn
    With Jalapeños
    3-4 oz dried jalapeños bit.ly/3KMrJ3P
    2.5 lbs. High Temperature Cheddar Cheese bit.ly/40i3xvA
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    💥 bit.ly/3UFJsyn Encapsulated Citric Acid (Sausage Tang)
    🌋 bit.ly/40o1pmo Hickory Smoke Powder
    🌶️ bit.ly/3KMrJ3P Dried Jalapeños
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    Index:
    4:45 - Start with the lean meat, keep it super cold the whole time. We use a 32 size grinder, 1.5 horsepower to grind. 20% fat to lean meat mixture, we use pork fat.
    5:46 - Scott breaks down reasons for all the flavors and additions and even gives you a chemistry and microbiology lesson! Thank him in the comments!
    8:46 - Mix everything together (just the flavors for now) with the trimmings (fat and meat)
    9:31 - Next, Scott will show you how to grind sausage. First time through the 10mm (3/8 inch) plate, then through the 4.5mm (1/8 inch) plate. The #32 grinder is a beast and grinds the meat really fast.
    14:13 - To the mixer next. We're adding 2 pints of COLD water. Without pork fat, you'll need more water. The cure goes in at the beginning of the mixing.
    18:37 - To the sausage stuffer next for the most important part.
    26:15 - Follow along and watch the guys make some smoked sausage! When it comes off the smoker, put it in an ice bath to bring the internal temp down to about 80F and set the casing.
    32:10 - To the cooler overnight then the big reveal!
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Комментарии • 2,7 тыс.

  • @LawrenceRoss1906
    @LawrenceRoss1906 3 года назад +596

    Don't let ANYONE tell you to stop explaining. That's what I LOVE about your videos. You make everything so easy to understand.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +56

      Thanks so much, Lawrence, for the boost of confidence! 😊

    • @jonathanwright4160
      @jonathanwright4160 3 года назад +9

      @@TheBeardedButchers Did you really say people should buy a 50 lb meat mixer for their home??? lol haha

    • @theraweggfiles
      @theraweggfiles 3 года назад +4

      Agreed.

    • @jamesschultz1694
      @jamesschultz1694 2 года назад +2

      Diy how to make a taco cart

    • @kyle5572
      @kyle5572 2 года назад +2

      Amen!

  • @jasfrolich9973
    @jasfrolich9973 4 года назад +297

    Pro tip I learned from my dad when we made sausage. Run a couple slices of bread to push out the last of the meat in the grinder. Catch it in a separate container. He would scramble it up with eggs for breakfast the next morning. Wonderful memories.

    • @morxalot3034
      @morxalot3034 3 года назад +2

      That sounds like a great idea, can't wait to try it.

    • @hrhamada1982
      @hrhamada1982 3 года назад +8

      damn, that's a great idea!!!
      We used to use fat trimmings, then use that rendered into oil to use instead of flavorless, characterless storebought oil

    • @marcotkfowl1305
      @marcotkfowl1305 3 года назад

      Good idea sounds tasty

    • @vikingslayer34
      @vikingslayer34 3 года назад

      Good idea!

    • @WrinkleFitzGerald
      @WrinkleFitzGerald 3 года назад +5

      Holy shit what a legend.

  • @maplehollowhomestead6555
    @maplehollowhomestead6555 3 года назад +187

    You guys don’t talk too much at all. Most of us like the fact that you explain things. Keep up the good work fellas.

  • @ryansupremebarnes187
    @ryansupremebarnes187 3 года назад +108

    Don't listen to the whiners, we love the detailed instruction you guys give.

    • @aspitofmud6257
      @aspitofmud6257 3 года назад +2

      Yep. Thanks.
      🙃🙂😎

    • @caseyl3631
      @caseyl3631 3 года назад +2

      Yes keep taking, I watched the hotdog video twice and leaned both times from yalls discussion.

    • @BrotherKellerman
      @BrotherKellerman 3 года назад

      I’ll be honest, I don’t think anyone actually said that.

    • @j.anthony9528
      @j.anthony9528 3 года назад

      @@BrotherKellerman there was a comment or two on another video where someone mentioned that. I know my comment is invalid if I can't prove it, so I'll see if I can find it.

    • @HoffnerPrecision
      @HoffnerPrecision 2 года назад

      I agree!! I don’t watch videos like this because it’s so soothing to watch someone make sausage 😂 I watch because I want to learn more about making sausage. Your instructions and commentary are very well done. Also, I really appreciate how you sign off, not ashamed of your values.

  • @jakesyaseen8494
    @jakesyaseen8494 2 года назад +12

    You guys don't talk too much . Your talk makes sense like a father explain to son 👍👍😍💡

  • @coffeeseven
    @coffeeseven 3 года назад +257

    A good teacher explains everything without preaching or judging. I really like your style guys. Respect.

  • @Crankinstien
    @Crankinstien 4 года назад +316

    Fellas you’re talking is teaching! You can’t fix stupid and there’s a lot of stupid out there. Love you guys

    • @MongeziRobertMbanjwa
      @MongeziRobertMbanjwa 4 года назад +3

      Amen Marty, Amen 👏👏👏👏👏

    • @jordan23945bulls
      @jordan23945bulls 4 года назад +9

      Apparently you can’t fix people’s shit grammar either.

    • @slowbrew3074
      @slowbrew3074 4 года назад +4

      exactly the brothers talking helps me understand how the process works.... they are the best

    • @leroi1152
      @leroi1152 4 года назад +6

      I guess the people who think you talk too much already know everything, so why are they watching your videos. Keep talking.

    • @amydpnw
      @amydpnw 4 года назад +2

      Agreed. I’ve learned so much from both of them and the talking was key. Plus, the history of the processing is super interesting.

  • @chriscastro8638
    @chriscastro8638 4 года назад +258

    YALL THE ONLY ONES IVE SEEN EXPLAIN EVERYTHING! Keep on explaining!

    • @zlt4lt4zz71
      @zlt4lt4zz71 4 года назад +2

      🤙🏽🤙🏽💯💯💯 yes

    • @sonnguyen-bk8jw
      @sonnguyen-bk8jw 3 года назад +6

      Pro tip I learned from my dad when we made sausage. Run a couple slices of bread to push out the last of the meat in the grinder. Catch it in a separate container. He would scramble it up with eggs for breakfast the next morning. Wonderful memories.

    • @trumanmiller94
      @trumanmiller94 3 года назад +2

      @@sonnguyen-bk8jw thank you for sharing that tip! I'm going to use that method on sunday. He sounds like an awesome guy!

  • @michaelgraber5750
    @michaelgraber5750 11 месяцев назад +14

    Couple years later and i still come back to this video to make sure im doing everything right. And to remember cooking times and temps. This video is the gold standard for me.

  • @rayrose7867
    @rayrose7867 Год назад +63

    You can never explain a process “too much” I truly appreciate the knowledge you are passing on. I will be purchasing my own equipment soon to start making my own. You truly are a inspiration when it comes to making your own at home! Thank you for the knowledge.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  Год назад +2

      That is awesome, Ray! You have our best wishes for your success 💪

  • @Sonic83165
    @Sonic83165 3 года назад +88

    You guys are absolute pros. Keep ALL the commentary - we're here for the education and your years of experience.

  • @frankkolachny5931
    @frankkolachny5931 4 года назад +488

    Your commentary is essential and it’s always very well done , not rehearsed !!👍👍

    • @tharellenickson5370
      @tharellenickson5370 4 года назад +17

      Exactly! , you don’t want to hear them talk? You have a mute button
      for a reason 😂

    • @frankward49
      @frankward49 4 года назад +1

      Public safety

    • @kevinb5075
      @kevinb5075 3 года назад +6

      The commentary helps me actually learn what they're doing and WHY they are doing it!!! Its important to learn from PROFESSIONALS esp with game that could kill you if not processed properly.

    • @martinbixler
      @martinbixler 3 года назад

      My favorite new show to watch! Very informative.

  • @MtGMagic
    @MtGMagic 4 года назад +108

    Don’t listen to the negative comments. You guys talk the perfect amount and are super educational. Perfect video as always, keep up the great work!!

  • @jbkregs2766
    @jbkregs2766 3 года назад +49

    Your explanations are what make your content so fantastic. This is my favorite channel and I’m not even a butcher let alone a hunter. It’s great to see where our food comes from and the respect you both have for the animals. Keep up the great work. God bless!

  • @cjstanley7424
    @cjstanley7424 Год назад +14

    I absolutely love the fact you guys explain everything so well that’s why we are all here to learn from professionals!!!

  • @CodySheroka
    @CodySheroka 4 года назад +240

    Don’t stress the talking to much you never know who’s going to watch your videos if it’s someone who knows nothing about this or the process and wants to learn then explaining everything in depth is key

    • @fourdayhomestead2839
      @fourdayhomestead2839 3 года назад +7

      Newbies are out here. They're great teachers.

    • @h.d.mech.mortenson2098
      @h.d.mech.mortenson2098 3 года назад +3

      Exactly.

    • @adamottmar9865
      @adamottmar9865 3 года назад +1

      I'll second that. I just found this channel and will be watching a lot. Great teaching fellas. Appreciate it.

    • @Blestbinkie
      @Blestbinkie 3 года назад +1

      100% this. I like that I can link your videos to people and not have to explain everything as I am learning as well.

  • @ipokesmot4697
    @ipokesmot4697 4 года назад +94

    The amount of talking you guys do is the reason I love to watch your content! Hands down the most informative videos when it comes to this stuff!

  • @joek511
    @joek511 3 года назад +21

    Thanks guys, after 8 years I'm finnaly back in the woods. Broke out my grinder, mixed my spices, made my venison sausage. More to come, about 100 lbs. Can't wait to present a pile to my hunting buddy, my Son. Rest in piece Karen, the grinder you bought me is back to work.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +3

      Hey Joe, we offer our sincerest condolences. Anyway, we're very happy to hear you're back in the game and ready to fire up that grinder. Wishing you all the best!

    • @joek511
      @joek511 3 года назад +6

      @@TheBeardedButchers Thanks, I just posted a comment pleading with people to support the local butcher. Stay away from Walmart. Let's take America back, in every way

    • @Awrouse12
      @Awrouse12 3 года назад

      That is poetic brother

  • @LemmingSee
    @LemmingSee Год назад +2

    the people who say you talk too much are the ones talking too much ...........this is my favorite channel im actually really thinking as a cook of 20 + years of trying to get a job as a butcher instead what a great art form keep it up guys!

  • @rogersmith6603
    @rogersmith6603 3 года назад +1

    Whoever said you guys talk too much is probably competition trying to stop you from doing what's most attractive about your awesome channel. Its the passion for your craft and detailed demos.

  • @Sodaniel1989
    @Sodaniel1989 4 года назад +5

    You do not talk too much! You explain in detail what's going on. I love it! Especially when you guys break down the animals. Lots to learn from you guys!

  • @terricjohnson6
    @terricjohnson6 4 года назад +7

    Whoever said that y’all talk to much is not someone who’s not interested in step by step instruction, it’s a teaching moment, if y’all wasn’t saying anything they would want to know. So I thank y’all for explaining step-by-step what to do how to do an what to use to make it easy. Take care until the next video. I love Summer sausages and jalapeño and cheese one looks great the regular one day to though looks amazing

  • @giantfan427
    @giantfan427 3 года назад +4

    My father was a butcher many years ago. He was very strict on the quality of processing everything "meat". So happy to see you guys do everything with so much integrity. Keep the faith brothers !

  • @amandajoyce7608
    @amandajoyce7608 2 года назад +1

    I’m no authority but in my opinion you DO NOT talk too much! You instruct concisely, you rarely repeat needlessly. I appreciate your information. Good job. Keep up the good work. 😃

  • @mikeypick1
    @mikeypick1 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for all the comments throughout your videos. Invaluable information. Much appreciated!

  • @ulfhof3254
    @ulfhof3254 4 года назад +4

    For a German like me, you guys speak a very understandable American English. I love it. It's really interesting to be educated the real butcher knowledge by real butcher's. Greetings from East-Germany

  • @un_nownmusic
    @un_nownmusic 3 года назад +4

    You guys literally give away priceless info for free. Whoever complained about “too much talking” doesn’t deserve y’all. You guys are my go to channel! Thanks so much for the knowledge

  • @elm7666
    @elm7666 4 года назад +26

    I recently purchased a large tub of Bearded Butcher Original rub. I have been using it on everything lately! Great spices, quality products! Thanks guys.

    • @greauxdevil9270
      @greauxdevil9270 4 года назад +4

      Try the Hollywood flavor,it is superb!!

  • @Wasur1959
    @Wasur1959 7 месяцев назад

    You do NOT talk to much, I for one truly appreciate the through explanation. Great tutorial, thank you so much. Here we are 3 years later and you're still helping people!

  • @aarongentile7232
    @aarongentile7232 3 года назад +1

    Whoever said you guys talk too much does not know what they are talking about. You are doing a video and explaining how to do a certain process or different processes therefore you need to speak to explain them. You do not talk too much. I love your videos! Please keep up the great work!

  • @jimmytucker7917
    @jimmytucker7917 4 года назад +59

    Keep talking guys. A lot of us need step by step in this stuff. The people complaining can stop watching. 👋

    • @mistyscott8563
      @mistyscott8563 4 года назад +2

      💯 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻...

  • @airwolf61970
    @airwolf61970 2 года назад +3

    I really like summer sausage.
    But, the best way I've had it. Is mixed with Mac an cheese.
    That cheddar and jalapeño would make great Mac an cheese.

  • @kellyhodge1874
    @kellyhodge1874 2 года назад +31

    I think it's so cool to see a family business being run this way you guys should be proud of yourselves keep it going I'm a big fan

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  2 года назад +5

      Thanks, Kelly! We're very proud and grateful of how everything is going so far! 🙏

  • @zualfredo
    @zualfredo 2 месяца назад

    I like this guys, it’s just beautiful how they are so honest about their products and they recommend other products to use. Like other people that don’t even want to tell you where they get their products. I have a small company and If don’t have something my customers need right away. I will call my competitors and find out if they have it. And just for that my clients are so loyal. That’s a moral standard that is hard to come by. Love your work bearded 🧔 guys.

  • @johnnyhufford9883
    @johnnyhufford9883 2 года назад +2

    Don't change you two are great teachers and Butchers . when I watch your videos I always learn. I have been butchering and processing my own meats for 45 years. I always learn more how to better my skills. THANKS Bros.

  • @I12Cewe
    @I12Cewe 3 года назад +8

    As a former shop teacher, and having worked in a, "meat department," I like how you present the videos. You don't talk to much, the information is pertinent and we'll presented.
    My difficulty is keeping my bearing on sections of meat and finding reference points. Meat doesn't have geometric shapes for reference. More reminders of where on the carcass the cuts are being made, and why, (i.e. accessing the loin), are helpful. You do pretty good at it, but you processed for years. Reference point reminders help.

  • @janispride9791
    @janispride9791 3 года назад +4

    In reference to some saying there is too much talking: my husband and I love your videos specifically for their educational value. You are an awesome teacher and make everything so understandable. Please don’t edit your comments.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +1

      I appreciate that, Janis! Won't change a thing, then. Thank you! 😀

  • @valroycampbell5848
    @valroycampbell5848 4 года назад +10

    I don’t think you guys talk too much... as a matter of fact the info you give is very helpful... continue to do what you do but you can’t please everyone... thanks for what you do...

  • @hiproofproducts5472
    @hiproofproducts5472 6 месяцев назад

    First let me say that anyone that thinks you guys talk too much can just move on. That said I’m new to all this and I have learned so much from your chatter while you are making your products and for that I am gratefully thankful, please keep doing it just like you are!

  • @ccook3125
    @ccook3125 2 месяца назад

    I make about 50 pounds of summer sausage a year. Every time I make it, I return to your vid for a refresher l. Awesome job, gents!

  • @mjmeans7983
    @mjmeans7983 2 года назад +12

    Traditional American garlic summer sausage. I recall my grandparents made summer sausage in the mid 1970's without any fancy commercial equipment. They used a hand crank meat grinder with a sausage attachment and a hand-built brick grill/smoker out on the patio. I'd like to see how to actually do this at home with the minimum money spent on special equipment. And if possible, using only ingredients commonly available to 1970's home kitchens.

    • @gullreefclub
      @gullreefclub Год назад +2

      No doubt the cost of all that equipment has to be 2 to 3 thousand dollars which frankly I don’t have to make such a small amount of sausages and nor dobI have a place to store the equipment 10 or 11 months out of the year.

    • @burtonguy81
      @burtonguy81 Год назад

      agreed I have similar about 2 steps down from this equipment and its nice but not necessary title of this video should of been product placement

  • @stealthnight452
    @stealthnight452 4 года назад +15

    I LOVE your vids. They literally have taught me how to butcher. I only started hunting a few years ago and to this day I still have yet to ever take a kill to a butcher. It's so gratifying to be able to take something from the field all the way to my plate.
    Keep up the work and explain away cause it helps me. Just make sure of cutting is going on no stories lol

  • @Biz0561
    @Biz0561 Год назад +6

    Hi Guys, excellent job on the Summer Sausage! You explain the steps very well. I've been smoking meats for 45yrs and you guys have taught me some things I didn't know. Hats off to you gentlemen!

  • @johnpaul2021
    @johnpaul2021 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hey guys,
    Been hunting a few years. Butchering my deer the past couple.
    Felt brave and took a stab at making this sausage this year.
    Followed this video every step of the way.
    One of the most delicious things I have ever tasted.
    Thank you!

  • @senseixmartin7296
    @senseixmartin7296 3 года назад +2

    Don’t listen to those fools who say you talk to much. I love how thorough and detailed you are when explaining exactly what we are watching. Great video over all.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +1

      I appreciate that!

    • @SW-ii5gg
      @SW-ii5gg 2 года назад

      I appreciate your explanations of what is being done and why.

  • @alamin1991
    @alamin1991 4 года назад +6

    I remember the most from the teachers that spoke a lot and explained everything. Thank you for what you do.

  • @LasherDevianceGaming
    @LasherDevianceGaming 3 года назад +4

    So I just discovered you guys by accident, AKA "The Algorithm", and I usually dont watch food videos that go this long, but DAMN! These boys know their stuff and I enjoyed every second of it. Its good to see conservative cooking bros that don't harp on about politics, but actually get down to the techniques and the science behind it!
    None of the theatrics, and the "Oh my God, this is the best stuff I've ever made!" crap. Just real food, no waste, sustainability and cooking science.
    Bravo! You have a new subscriber!

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +1

      Woohoo! All thanks to the RUclips Algorithm! Welcome aboard, Lasher!

  • @patquinn1626
    @patquinn1626 3 года назад +3

    I have watched your Summer Sausage video about 4 times and yesterday i took the big jump. I didnt have any venison, so i did beef summer sausage, with some added pork fat. I made both plain and jalapeno cheddar, and used the basic spice recipie that you had listed with this recipie. It was absolutely the BOMB. I already had a 20lb manual meat mixer, along with a smaller 5lb sausage stuffer, and then smoked in a Camp Chef pellet grill. Once i cut into one this morning and sampled i was amazed. Please keep making these videos and i really enjoy and appreciate all of the talking and instructions you give in the videos. Again thank you.

  • @d_fresh1169
    @d_fresh1169 5 месяцев назад

    I know this comment is super late to the party, but I just want to commend y'all for pointing out the little things that really do matter. The changing of the gloves is a perfect example. Not only is changing gloves between processes more "sanitary"/preventing cross-contamination, but it's (maybe more so?) so convenient to whip the gloves off, handle/control the machinery, then throw on new gloves to handle the meat product again. I figured out that convenience long ago, and have been a glove guy ever since... Much less time consumed by handwashing.
    Also, you guys could never talk to much, in my opinion. Y'all are divulging so many years worth of knowledge that many keep to themselves. Thank you for all of your advise and input.
    Cheers guys, keep it up!!
    Happy Easter!

  • @cdombroskie7753
    @cdombroskie7753 2 года назад

    Guy's, DO NOT listen to any comments about you "talking too much"! That is the reason that I (and I'm sure the majority of people) love your chanel so much! I find it so hard and frustrating to find detailed and informative, real world content on RUclips sometimes. It is very refreshing to know that I can trust that you will give a detailed and factual, step-by-step process in everything that you do. It almost feels like we are getting the trade secrets explained in very simplistic, real world terns. KEEP IT UP!

  • @kevinscheetz7944
    @kevinscheetz7944 Год назад +5

    As always the best videos on you tube. Don't ever stop talking on your videos. I enjoy the learning and how to process of you guys explaining things. Keep up the great work.. and as always faith,family, food and the great outdoors.
    God bless

  • @MongeziRobertMbanjwa
    @MongeziRobertMbanjwa 4 года назад +8

    04:23
    Seth, Scott: ignore them, we (wife, myself and daughters) enjoy your vids and keep up the commentary and good work. From a BBB fan, all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦

  • @don-wagz-wagner9897
    @don-wagz-wagner9897 3 года назад +10

    I personally truly enjoy the way that you take the time to explain the entire process!

  • @jtc103020
    @jtc103020 2 года назад +2

    You don’t talk too much, I love learning and y’all do a good job of educating!

  • @kdkay4039
    @kdkay4039 3 года назад +1

    Listen twice as much as you speak. It other words “shut up and learn something”. I’m glad you take it slow, steady, and methodical. This is a huge help for me. So I say thank you!

  • @uclandhomeauction5443
    @uclandhomeauction5443 Год назад +4

    Your videos are great for both my wife AND me. She drools at your guns and I learn how to make great meats! Keep up the great work!

  • @wildernessunknown2641
    @wildernessunknown2641 3 года назад +23

    Dont change a damn thing love how in depth u talk about what is going on

  • @bump_it_up_furniture1409
    @bump_it_up_furniture1409 4 года назад +22

    You guys do great unfortunately there will always be those unhappy individuals that only look for something to criticize. Thank you for the valuable information.

    • @MongeziRobertMbanjwa
      @MongeziRobertMbanjwa 4 года назад +1

      Marty Cloyd explained it perfectly on one of the comments above Mike🤝

    • @thirtisankwich
      @thirtisankwich 4 года назад

      Or other people just have opinions

  • @JesiDavisBuildingaSimplerLife
    @JesiDavisBuildingaSimplerLife Год назад +2

    You don’t talk too much! This is high value education right here! Thank you for everything you do!

  • @TheRich4187
    @TheRich4187 Год назад +1

    Talking too much is when someone rambles for no reason.
    But when you're watching a how to video, and the person is giving you mountains of actual professional info...what are ppl complaining about??
    I love your videos. Huge amounts of info and you don't talk a hundred miles an hour either. Keep doing your thing guys!

  • @carrielynn8251
    @carrielynn8251 3 года назад +4

    You guys are amazing. And my family is absolutely addicted to your seasonings. All of them! But our favorite, if we have to choose, is the Black! Best steak/ venison steak I've ever had in my life due to the flavors in your Black seasoning. My husband actually learned ALOT about butchering from your RUclips channel. We used to pay to have our harvests processed by butchers but it was SO expensive and not to mention, I'm pretty sure we lost a bunch of meat in the process. But anyway, we do it all at home now. Its been 4 years since we started processing our own. And it is so rewarding! Anyway, I just wanna say thank you from Colorado! We appreciate you! And will be customers for life!

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +1

      Wow! Thanks so much for this, Carrie! So glad to hear the Black's your favorite! 😁

  • @desertfox3860
    @desertfox3860 4 года назад +6

    I consider your videos school and I sure wouldn't learn much from a teacher who wouldn't talk. Very nice lessons today. Thanks.

  • @jamesm3978
    @jamesm3978 4 года назад +8

    Actually i love the talk because i get the exact information am looking for unlike just watching a video and not learn anything. Great video and good job.

  • @wrongfullyaccused7139
    @wrongfullyaccused7139 2 года назад +2

    I have watched several of your videos now for the first time and they are excellent. You do NOT talk too much! You are TEACHING! You never say anything that is worthless. I say this as a teacher. You guys set up excellent videos and my family and I have learned something from each and every one of them. Stay the course and keep the faith.

  • @LjusHuvud85
    @LjusHuvud85 2 года назад

    i dint know about others, but i get relaxed when i hear you guys talk.

  • @wisalmonfisher85
    @wisalmonfisher85 3 года назад +6

    Scott and Seth: I’m getting ready to do your recipe today and I’m pumped. I’ve made venison summer sausage 2-3x before, I’ve used mixes and I’ve used recipes with OK results but nothing that came near the phenomenal category. I’ll let you how it’s turns out, and to echo most of the other comments, THANK YOU! - Aaron from Green Bay, WI

  • @Bosshamms
    @Bosshamms 3 года назад +3

    You guys don’t talk too much, you explain everything and answer every question I have in my head. Don’t need to see any other videos because you give me all the info and answers I need!

  • @Weasel0539
    @Weasel0539 3 года назад +5

    I love how you explain everything. Never heard of summer sausage in the UK. My mouth is watering here

  • @ramtough4384
    @ramtough4384 2 года назад +2

    Thanks for the video. I have a whole bunch of hog trimmings I have been trying to figure out what to do with. This is perfect. Great education, loved the talking. Everything was relevant. Don't listen to idiots that know nothing of the trade, let alone the animals you are working with. The people saying that you talk to much are the ones that do not process meat, and only go to the grocery store for their cuts. Thanks again guys.

  • @billcrockett4976
    @billcrockett4976 2 года назад +6

    Thanks for sharing this video. Last I took the time to invest in the equipment also and just ground up our first batch (deer) into hamburger and pan sausage. We are now going to try our hand at links. Thanks for the clear explanation your videos.

  • @DennisStrickland-ln7qd
    @DennisStrickland-ln7qd Год назад +14

    Fantastic video, am glad you all explained everything in detail. What was your ratio for the fresh garlic, cheeses, and Jalapenos? I might have missed it but what casing do you recommend?

  • @davesadventures9051
    @davesadventures9051 2 года назад +3

    I've binge watched your channel and then rewatched a bunch of episodes. I invested in some of the MEAT products on your recommendation and they have been a game changer. I also used the knowledge gained to butcher a wild hog I recently harvested. Thank you for a ton of great information. Keep up the great content.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  2 года назад +1

      Love this! So glad to hear how its been going great for you, and that our videos help! Stay tuned for more!

  • @atheeralattar8893
    @atheeralattar8893 Год назад +2

    "It's all about Faith, Family and Food"
    I love you guys

  • @patrickmanley9876
    @patrickmanley9876 2 года назад

    Those that say you guys talk to much well they can just go elsewhere and piss off! You guys rock!

  • @MaFiAGhOsT-2009
    @MaFiAGhOsT-2009 4 года назад +28

    I want to butcher my own hog now that I binged watched all there videos the past month or 2! Love the content guys!!!

    • @southjerseysound7340
      @southjerseysound7340 3 года назад +1

      There's a lot of local farmers who sell whole hogs that are 100 times better than the crap from the supermarket. My family's farm even raises certain breeds for people. There's one restaurant that they just raise their hogs for them. The restaurant supplies the piglets and when the time comes a mobile USDA inspected processor comes out and processes them and delivers them to the restaurant. We're simply contracted to feed them and they handle the rest.
      But any farmer worth buying from will be happy to show you around their farm. If they don't want to I'd be leary about buying from them without good references.
      As for where to look, I know some people who advertise on Craigslist, farmers markets or you can ask around your local feed store.
      But once you have a good pasture raised pig you're going to wonder how you ever ate the crap from the supermarket. But best of all is that a lot of the time it's cheaper too. Especially when you break up a half or whole hog.

  • @jimfrazer5428
    @jimfrazer5428 3 года назад +3

    Oh Yeah. Great job men. After a few years of Summer Sausage, I changed to making Elk deer mix Baloney. Personally I like the extra personal instruction. You guys make it easy to get started for beginners and tips for us that have done it. Great job as usual.

  • @americanpatriot7702
    @americanpatriot7702 4 года назад +6

    Bad ass video editing and the introductory. Love it. Don’t worry about people saying you talk too much, talk as you like because you guys teaching and explaining it as you are showing us and that is appreciated. Thank you guys, you guys are awesome and your hard work is very appreciated. 🙏👍

  • @jakethesnake9528
    @jakethesnake9528 3 года назад

    Y'all (South Texas) DO NOT talk too much and do a great job of explaining with strong attention to detail. The justification "of the reason why" is great to know. Really appreciate the hard work, effort, and more importantly the sharing of your experience. If ever near West Columbia, the margaritas and enchiladas are on me!! Thanks a million.

  • @deanbartle1384
    @deanbartle1384 Год назад +1

    I'm 22 hunted all my life hell I went hunting with my grandfather before I could hunt myself but this will be the first season I'll process it myself so I'm trying to learn everything I can and thanks to you guys and your videos with the indepth detail I feel comfortable and more prepared than I've ever been. 9 days amd I'll be able to use the knowledge you guys have given me thank you. Give a man a fish feed him for a day, teach man to fish and you feed him for a life time.

  • @clinth5948
    @clinth5948 2 года назад +6

    Dude, you two are freaking awesome! I just watched the butcher TV show, I didn't even know that was a thing till today. Seth, you definitely won that, screw what the judges said, you owned that competition! You guys are awesome, keep up the instructional videos to teach us dummies how to eat good! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @mkivy
    @mkivy Год назад +9

    Keep talking guys I absolutely love it and I just love how you process an animal…I wish I knew how to do that! so guess what I’m gonna keep watching you!😂

  • @michellemtetwa3987
    @michellemtetwa3987 2 года назад +3

    Love the explanations, venturing into sausage making and y’all my teachers! Much love from Zimbabwe!

  • @alans6767
    @alans6767 3 года назад +1

    I do not think you talk to much, it is why I enjoy your videos you get a good understanding of how to...

  • @isainovski
    @isainovski 2 года назад +1

    I think the more you talk the more I learn so whoever says that you talk to much they need to shut up you guys keep doing what you’re doing

  • @Lumencraft-
    @Lumencraft- 3 года назад +6

    Thank you for showing the real way this is made including the "cheat" ingredients.

  • @kinghukr
    @kinghukr 3 года назад +9

    Not gonna lie, that intro song was amazing.

  • @robertjohnson2926
    @robertjohnson2926 3 года назад +6

    "Our grandfathers did this by hand." lol... I'm still rocking the hand cranked grinder for my sausage.

  • @jakesyaseen8494
    @jakesyaseen8494 2 года назад +1

    From Johannesburg South Africa . Thanks 😊👍

  • @tylerhanson1896
    @tylerhanson1896 Год назад +4

    Love your videos, thank you for the step by step an banter.

  • @frack4oil16
    @frack4oil16 4 года назад +5

    Around $1900 for the equipment they showcase. Honestly I thought it would be more. For those of us who hunt enough and make these products, its worth the cost. My 2cents

    • @chevy16001
      @chevy16001 4 года назад

      Just the smoker is 1500...

    • @troyh589
      @troyh589 4 года назад

      @@chevy16001 Guessing that is everything besides the smoker. Grinder, mixer, stuffer & vacuum sealer comes to $1880 before any tax and shipping. Then yes if you don't have a smoker already, that will run another $1500 for that model in this video.

    • @ee4231
      @ee4231 4 года назад

      @@chevy16001 Buy a Pitt Boss pellet smoker for 1/3 the cost of the over hyped and over priced Traeger.

    • @vitaly6312
      @vitaly6312 4 года назад

      Honestly if you’re just processing an animal or so you don’t need this high of capacity. Their cheapest grinder (500w) is $100 and a good sausage stuffer can be found for $100 or so as well.
      You can also find a good pellet smoker (traeger style) for $250 on sale. And you can certainly use a stand mixer for the mixing part - or get a workout with your hands.
      This is accessible for a bunch of folks-especially those of us who only process an animal or a few per year.
      Just saying - for those who will say that it’s too expensive.

  • @anaaranda277
    @anaaranda277 Год назад +5

    I will be going hunting for my very first deer next deer season and I am finding videos so I have ideas on how to process the meat. You guys are awesome! My coworker said to
    Check out the Bearded Butcher and I’m glad I did.

  • @jnooney8225
    @jnooney8225 2 года назад

    Keep talkin, dudes, ignore those that are looking for something other than what you offer on these videos. These are excellent learning tools!

  • @mufasawoods3171
    @mufasawoods3171 3 года назад +1

    Never do you guys talk too much i appreciate all the information you give. Keep up the amazing work

  • @justplanefred
    @justplanefred 3 года назад +8

    I’m the one that needs all the talking to fully understand stuff so thank you!

  • @TeamTowingChanneL
    @TeamTowingChanneL 3 года назад +5

    Never thought I would tell another guy that his sausage was beautiful but here I am now... LOL

  • @candobuckaroostacker6938
    @candobuckaroostacker6938 2 года назад +3

    I love y’all’s videos. Keep them comin.

  • @joelee662
    @joelee662 3 года назад +1

    When I watch one of your videos .You are the teachers I am the student. This is how I learn . The more you talk. The more I learn . Keep talking the more the better..🦌🦌👍👍👍👍👪

  • @jamieturnbull1847
    @jamieturnbull1847 3 года назад +1

    I have used so many of your videos from butchering to final product like this.. it has truly changed my life as a hunter and my family's life as well. It is amazing to see a final product that you have %100 seen through the whole procedure, and without these videos probably would still be paying upwards to 1000 dollars to have processed.
    Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart.

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад +1

      So nice to hear how much our videos help, Jamie! This really means a lot! 👐

    • @jamieturnbull1847
      @jamieturnbull1847 3 года назад

      @@TheBeardedButchers no problem guys!
      One day I plan on making the trip from albert canada to see the shop!

  • @armandsavoia9394
    @armandsavoia9394 3 года назад +3

    Had to add another comment man w/ a ps of sunshine summer sausage love n gd family n friends thats the life

  • @michaelreplogle659
    @michaelreplogle659 3 года назад +4

    Wow....This was exactly what I was looking for. You guys are awesome and I love the amount of detail you share. God bless you both and your families! Happy New Year!

    • @TheBeardedButchers
      @TheBeardedButchers  3 года назад

      Wow! Glad to have provided what you were looking for, Michael! Happy new year to you and your loved ones! 😀