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Posted: 06 December 2011 at 09:50 |
NOTE: this recipe can be used for pretty much any meat - we use it with deer, but there's no reason not to use beef, pork or even turkey or a combination of meats.
it looks like too much water, but once it is all mixed together, it works pretty well. the recipe above made three rolls of bologna and tasted pretty good, the ground deer i used had ZERO fat in it, so the bologna is a little crumbly if sliced too thin. on my subsequent attempts, i took much more care when wrapping these in foil for curing, and was sure to pack them tightly and twist the ends tightly. when the cooking was done in the oven, i submerged the rolls in ice-cold water for a while to help stop the cooking and for rapid cooling. the finished product was much better for it, as the rolls of meat (still completely fat-free) stayed together much more like bologna, summer sausage or salami would be expected to. i was able to slice them quite thin with no crumbling; also, the finished product was juicy and not dry at all, even with no fat added.
the next time i make this, i will take pictures for a tutuorial i may also add a small amount of salt.
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