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Market for Game Charcuterie

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Just wondeering what you guys and gals think.  All processors seems to offer essentially the same in the way of sausage, jerky, snack sticks, etc.  I find myself wanting products that bridge the gap between breakfast, snacks and dinner.  I eat a lot of summer sausage sandwiches but am pursuing more choices.

Would game processing for the following products interest you?

Salami

Bologna

Corned Venison

Bierwurst

Pastrami

Hot dogs

Mortadella

I followed the bradley smoker Salami recipe and it is great.  Hot dogs are more work but a favorite.  They are next on my to try list.

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That summer sausage looks scrumpious. The last mule deer I killed was in Colo. about 10-12 yrs. ago. I had the local processor in Wellington make the entire thing into two different kinds of summer sausages; one with and one without jalapeno. Both were delicious, but the one with the jalapeno was the best. 

P.S.: I had to look up the word "charcuterie." Now I feel less ignorant. 😂 Thanks for that. 

 

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Snacks, sandwiches, breakfast meats are all good. How about something in the Italian/Sicilian group? Like pepperoni or calabrese or cacciatore. All great spicy dry sausages and good on homemade pizzas and calzones.

 

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AZ not ideal climate for dry cured meats.  I am planning an old fridge retrofit to control temp and humidity.  I left skin on a few crane breasts to try prosciutto.  Bresaola is also on the list.

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1 minute ago, CJNAZ said:

Snacks, sandwiches, breakfast meats are all good. How about something in the Italian/Sicilian group? Like pepperoni or calabrese or cacciatore. All great spicy dry sausages and good on homemade pizzas and calzones.

 

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agreed.  more time involved but great use of game and extended enjoyment of the harvest

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