Review: Master Feng Sausage Stuffer

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2022
  • I bought this sausage stuffer for myself as a birthday present because I am taking an interest in making my own sausages again. With a simple and relatively inexpensive device like this, stuffing sausages is easy. For this demonstration I used collagen casings along with pork shoulder, pork belly fat, and some packaged bratwurst seasoning mix. The result was delicious sausages.

Komentáře • 21

  • @godschild5587
    @godschild5587 Před měsícem

    Thank you :)

  • @taylorkidd8685
    @taylorkidd8685 Před rokem +1

    Wow. You’re really doing it! Love it. Reminds me of that fun “Julia and Jacques” episode where they made all of that sausage. Can’t wait to see all the goodies you concoct!

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem

      Thanks Taylor. Yeah, I'm really doing it. A friend is coming over for lunch today and he'll get bratwurst on a roll with caramelized onion. It will be fun. I'll also send him home with some sausages for his wife. -Dennis

  • @mikebell8095
    @mikebell8095 Před 9 měsíci

    Looks good man...

  • @RamonaQ
    @RamonaQ Před rokem +1

    Happy Belated Birthday!

  • @BOBW805
    @BOBW805 Před rokem +1

    I love making sausage. Was there a big difference using the collagen casing when eating. I've always used natural casings but find it so difficult putting it on the horn. I haven't been able to find a method that makes it easy to do. The collagen casing looks so much easier.

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem +1

      Hi Bob. The collagen is easy to use. It somewhat breaks up when cooking and there is no "snap" when biting into the sausage. I prefer the collagen because there is no messing around with soaking and rinsing. Thanks for the comment. -Dennis

  • @jos4564
    @jos4564 Před rokem +1

    Great video. Is there a follow up video on this with experiences (what to do/not to do when making 'fresh' sausages)? For example I think it works better if you make 1 big long sausage, and then afterwards 'roll' and cut them. Also does real nature casings not work better than collagen (produced) casings? Do 'real' casings not have more elasticity?

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem

      Good questions. I now prefer natural casings because, as you observed, they are more elastic. I fill one entire casing, then I twist into links. I am still adjusting my methods, but I believe i do fairly well now for being a novice. Thanks for the thoughtful comment. Much appreciated. -Dennis

  • @rudydrapeza1552
    @rudydrapeza1552 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Where can i buy this one

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před 7 měsíci

      I ordered it from Amazon.com. There are better ones, and more expensive. I like the one I have. I used it a week ago to make bratwurst again. -Dennis

  • @50hellkat2
    @50hellkat2 Před rokem +1

    It occured to me that you may have gotten some good blooper footage from this new machine. But seriously it looks like it will do a great job if you are mechanically inclined.

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem

      Yeah, I saw the prospects too. The sausage stuffer was really easy to use and I liked the level of control. The brittle casing never burst. --Dennis

  • @rudydrapeza1552
    @rudydrapeza1552 Před 5 měsíci

    Nice but where can i order his one

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před 5 měsíci

      Amazon. Search for Master Feng sausage stuffer. -Dennis

  • @krzysztofbrudzynski6070
    @krzysztofbrudzynski6070 Před rokem +1

    What size is it 5 or 2.5 lb

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem

      I apologize for taking so long to respond. I've had issues. It holds 2.5 pounds of sausage meat.

    • @jetx2710
      @jetx2710 Před rokem

      5 lb

  • @AuntieVeraCharles50
    @AuntieVeraCharles50 Před rokem +1

    I have, no longer, an end to my tongue. I have bitten it off. Talk about a WEALTH of straight lines for unsavory punch lines!!!! I shall refrain. But for one. OMG ... "I'm working slowly; it's my first time" had me spitting out every sip of coffee I've had since 1972.

    • @MyKitchenVlog
      @MyKitchenVlog  Před rokem

      The possible innuendo didn't escape me either. I thought about pushing it further. "It's sort of like learning to ride a bicycle. When you know how, you never forget." But I held back. Thanks Scott. --Dennis