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Ratio......
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01/18/21 07:52 PM
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We purchased a 5lb butt roast to make venison/pork sausage. How much venison (pounds) would you add to this?? We got some made at a processor a couple yrs back and it was awful dry.
I like it to have a bit of grease in the pan so I know it’s juicy. Some guys go 50/50 ratio. Help me out here please.
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 07:58 PM
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 08:00 PM
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Hmmmmmmm ok. Plenty juicy I’m sure???
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 08:07 PM
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I do 60/40 venison/pork when using a butt.
These days I go to local supermarket butcher and ask for pure fat trimmings from pork and pure beef fat trimmings from rib eyes. They usually price the fat at around 35 cents a pound. I cube the fat and freeze it on a cookie sheet, then grind a 50/50 mix of the two fats. I use the fat mix for any deer sausage/breakfast sausage/burgers/etc. with a 70/30 venison/fat ratio.
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 08:08 PM
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50/50. You can cook out fat.
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 08:08 PM
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I do 60/40 venison/pork when using a butt.
These days I go to local supermarket butcher and ask for pure fat trimmings from pork and pure beef fat trimmings from rib eyes. They usually price the fat at around 35 cents a pound. I cube the fat and freeze it on a cookie sheet, then grind a 50/50 mix of the two fats. I use the fat mix for any deer sausage/breakfast sausage/burgers/etc. with a 70/30 venison/fat ratio. That sounds good!
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 08:16 PM
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On all of our whitetail burger, I have them grind 50% boneless pork shoulder or butt to get the consistent fat and flavor that we like. For elk burger, we always do 20% beef suet. Seems to compliment the meat better.
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01/18/21 09:06 PM
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 09:10 PM
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7.5 pounds of venison - 60/40 every time.
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01/18/21 09:10 PM
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For burger - 90% venison and 10% brisket
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01/18/21 09:12 PM
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I like 50/50, but you might find that to be a little dry still. I once made some breakfast sausage and the goal was to make it as juicy and greasy as supermarket sausage. I used all wild boar trimmings, and figure I was about at 40% fat, 60% lean pork. If you are mixing venison with say a pork butt, that pork butt is still going to be probably 20% fat or less. making your overall fat content at 10% or less.
Store bought sausage has a TON of fat.
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01/18/21 09:43 PM
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Re: Ratio......
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01/18/21 10:11 PM
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We purchased a 5lb butt roast to make venison/pork sausage. How much venison (pounds) would you add to this?? We got some made at a processor a couple yrs back and it was awful dry.
I like it to have a bit of grease in the pan so I know it’s juicy. Some guys go 50/50 ratio. Help me out here please. What kind of sausage are yall making? 50/50 is a little too lean for me for venison/pork butt smoked sausage. 60/40 pork to venison is right where I like it, not too greasy but not too lean as long as you don't overcook it. I prefer 50% pork butt/10% bacon ends & pieces/40% venison. Fresh sausage 60/40 pork to venison. Breakfast sausage 70/30 pork to venison. Can go leaner, but then you end up adding oil to the pan to fry the patties. Summer sausage I prefer 100% venison.
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01/18/21 11:07 PM
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We purchased a 5lb butt roast to make venison/pork sausage. How much venison (pounds) would you add to this?? We got some made at a processor a couple yrs back and it was awful dry.
I like it to have a bit of grease in the pan so I know it’s juicy. Some guys go 50/50 ratio. Help me out here please. What kind of sausage are yall making? 50/50 is a little too lean for me for venison/pork butt smoked sausage. 60/40 pork to venison is right where I like it, not too greasy but not too lean as long as you don't overcook it. I prefer 50% pork butt/10% bacon ends & pieces/40% venison. Fresh sausage 60/40 pork to venison. Breakfast sausage 70/30 pork to venison. Can go leaner, but then you end up adding oil to the pan to fry the patties. Summer sausage I prefer 100% venison. Sorry I should have stated, breakfast sausage
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01/18/21 11:29 PM
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We purchased a 5lb butt roast to make venison/pork sausage. How much venison (pounds) would you add to this?? We got some made at a processor a couple yrs back and it was awful dry.
I like it to have a bit of grease in the pan so I know it’s juicy. Some guys go 50/50 ratio. Help me out here please. What kind of sausage are yall making? 50/50 is a little too lean for me for venison/pork butt smoked sausage. 60/40 pork to venison is right where I like it, not too greasy but not too lean as long as you don't overcook it. I prefer 50% pork butt/10% bacon ends & pieces/40% venison. Fresh sausage 60/40 pork to venison. Breakfast sausage 70/30 pork to venison. Can go leaner, but then you end up adding oil to the pan to fry the patties. Summer sausage I prefer 100% venison. Sorry I should have stated, breakfast sausage  60/40 or 70/30 pork/venison.
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Re: Ratio......
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01/19/21 01:16 AM
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At least 60/40 pork to venison, but more is better, 70/30. 
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