20% fat is about where you want to be, some folks will use more if it’s fatty pork.
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Agreed 20% is a good place to start. You can modify from there after you first batch
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Most butchers can sort beef and lamb fat for you if you ask in advance, we also have a S/A butcher close by that does pork fat - $10/kg seems to be the going rate for both
Normal sausages we go for 15% - 20% fat. Places online like Sausages by Design, Oskar Butcher etc have some good recipes on their web pages for free.
What started out as making our own bangers has turned into making cured/dried chorizo and salami now using a mix of venison and pork shoulder, quite a learning curve.
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20-25% fat or 10kg trim and 2-2.5kg fat, cut it into cubes and mince it through with your first grind of meat, if you try to mince just the fat it usaly clogs up you mincer and doesn't mix through as well, mix your dry ingredients in then add your water and mix again hopefully this helps
We have gone full circle,from making our own sausages before.we now take meat to local butcher and pay him to do it. Yip it costs but plurry good product and way less time n stress.plus we have killed three mixer/mincers so cost isn't bad when you factor that in.cumberland is our flavour of choice. Last batch was close to 50% fatty NON TUPPING ram and 50%venison they are great,as are the savalouys made at same time
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