This article is from The Boston Globe.
It is about a group of friends who gather each year to join together to make sausages, using
traditional methods, passed down from Father to son.
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This article is from The Boston Globe.
It is about a group of friends who gather each year to join together to make sausages, using
traditional methods, passed down from Father to son.
Paul in Massachusetts
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Paul O'Neill said:This article is from The Boston Globe.
It is about a group of friends who gather each year to join together to make sausages, using
traditional methods, passed down from Father to son.
I used to do that with my in-laws (now ex and/or deceased). Last time I participated we put 700lbs
in 7 hours. The trick is to get a buncha people to tie off the sausages and have access to a
butcher shop. With a grinder the size of a refrigeratorr and 100lb hydraulic sausage stuffer, it's
childs play.
Sadly, that's a time past. But, I'm going to try and do 25lbs myself in Jan.
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