Videos tagged with Meat Grinding

This guide details the process of making venison breakfast sausage, emphasizing the importance of fat-to-meat ratios (25-30% recommended) and the benefits of a dual grind using coarse and fine plates. The instructor, John Wallace of Wild Game Cook, demonstrates how to prepare the meat, mix seasonings, grind twice, and package the sausage either in bulk or as patties using a vacuum sealer for preservation. The technique ensures a texture and flavor comparable to store-bought breakfast sausage.

This video demonstrates how to grind your own game meat for burger. The presenter uses a 5 lb bag of cubed venison and mixes it with beef fat at an 80/20 ratio. The mixture is then run through an LM Big Bite meat grinder, which features a 3/4 horsepower motor and interchangeable stainless steel plates for different textures. The process results in approximately 20 lbs of homemade burger, highlighting the benefits of processing your own game meat.

This video outlines five essential items for processing wild game at home, presented by John Wallace of Wild Game Cook. Key recommendations include the Outdoor Edge Razor-Pro knife for field dressing, an Outdoor Edge 11-piece butchering set for breakdown, a quality meat grinder (specifically a LEM #8, 0.5 HP), a LEM packaging system for portioning, and a vacuum sealer like the MaxVac 500 for preservation. An honorable mention is given to LEM Meat Lugs for organization and storage.