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SheilaC Posted - Apr 16 2009 : 7:54:00 PM
I made some REALLY great chicken sausage today! I'm a little grossed out by the sausage casings, but I got past that :)

We buy yummy chicken sausage from Trader Joe's sometimes and I wanted to try to make some that was somewhat like that--

I used a recipe that was in Backwoods Home magazine for turkey sausage and used the meat from one chicken (since we had a bunch in the freezer)--it also uses bulgur wheat, which I wasn't sure what it was, but found it in the Amish store; I also used about an inch of ginger, grated, and a cup of dried apricots, cut up. YUMMMMM! The whole family loved it! Next time I might not use quite as much pepper, but I was pretty impressed!

And a pretty inexpensive sausage, too!

Oh, we don't have a sausage maker though, but I do have a grinder attachment for my Kitchenaid, which is how I ground up the chicken, then after it was all mixed up, I used a jerky shooter type thing which my husband uses to make jerky--worked super!
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kristin sherrill Posted - Apr 17 2009 : 10:37:44 AM
That does sound good, Sheila. I am impressed. Good idea.

Kris

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