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		<title>By: Hank Shaw, Hunter Angler Gardener Cook: Food Blogger Spotlight</title>
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		<title>By: Richard</title>
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		<description>Just found your site through Google.  Just started making sausage and most recipes from &quot;Home Sausage Making&quot; (Peery &amp; Reavis) call for meat to be ground twice through fine disk.  Is this always necessary - find regrinding makes a soft mush sometimes.  A
Also having lots of issues with my links done in hog or sheep casings.  When I twist them after loosely stuffing, pricking air bubbles,an d twisting each several times in a different direction - well the next day when I go to use them and cut lins the stuffing comes out of the now open ends.  How does the butcher avoid this - don&#039;t see any strings are the frh sausages from Whole Foods.
Any help to this novice greatly appreciated.
Richard</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just found your site through Google.  Just started making sausage and most recipes from &#8220;Home Sausage Making&#8221; (Peery &amp; Reavis) call for meat to be ground twice through fine disk.  Is this always necessary &#8211; find regrinding makes a soft mush sometimes.  A<br />
Also having lots of issues with my links done in hog or sheep casings.  When I twist them after loosely stuffing, pricking air bubbles,an d twisting each several times in a different direction &#8211; well the next day when I go to use them and cut lins the stuffing comes out of the now open ends.  How does the butcher avoid this &#8211; don&#8217;t see any strings are the frh sausages from Whole Foods.<br />
Any help to this novice greatly appreciated.<br />
Richard</p>
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