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twilliams - Pork
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Beef fat for burger and pork fat for sausage making.
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Thanks for the opinions all, I’ve come to the conclusion of doing a test of both varieties and see what I like best. Now why didn’t I think of that before? I just figured if there was a definite swing one way I wouldn’t need to have half my venison better than the other. Thank you all
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I like my venison burger with nothing it doesn’t seem dry to me
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I want to say beef. The strong flavor of beef matches well with venison in my opinion.
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Nothing until I get ready to cook it. Then I add 1/4 lb of 80/20 ground beef to a pound of deer meat.
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I have always used both, beef fat stays put in your grind where as pork will melt out in many cases. I always try to keep 70/30-80/20 or there about. If you like grilling, put 1lb of bacon ends per 10lbs of grind. Make all your neighbors come visit! Adds to flavor & the aroma will make a dead man set up and ask for seconds!!
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twilliams I use beef fat most of the time because it is so much easier to get in my location. But I don’t think you can go wrong with either one.
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I prefer beef when I can get it, but pork also works well. The smoked bacon pieces make great burgers when added to venison.
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I do love going to the meat counter at my local grocer and ordering a bunch of beef fat, I like to say it loud so people can hear, I’d like to think that they say, “did he just ask for 20lbs of beef fat?”
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