Came across a recipe for Texas Smokies. Letting them dry before the smoker.
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looking good.
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My, what a beautiful site. Awaiting finish photos and recipe. CF
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Got the smoke rolling to the Smokies now. http://www.deejayssmokepit.net/; is the site I found the recipe. He has an e-book free download of more than 150 sausage recipes.
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Sure do look good!!
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Could you share the recipe?
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Turned out really nice, now for a slice of white bread and one of those links. I would be chowing down. CF
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ChileFarmer wrote:Turned out really nice, now for a slice of white bread and one of those links. I would be chowing down. CF
I was very happy with mine, so were the people that bought them. There's another recipe on there for Hill Country Sausage. Didn't care for the way it turned out.
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