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Sausages.  Assuming you have made your own, can you recommend a sausage machine?  Would like to attempt home-made morcilla when I have the courage. --[[User:JuliaBalbilla|JuliaBalbilla]] 07:04, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
 
Sausages.  Assuming you have made your own, can you recommend a sausage machine?  Would like to attempt home-made morcilla when I have the courage. --[[User:JuliaBalbilla|JuliaBalbilla]] 07:04, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
  
Sorry, only just spotted this.  Although I did have a sausage machine, it was HUGE, about 2+ foot long with loads of pipes and oddments plus a handle.  the sausage casings stank the fridge out, and had a limited life. In all it was a bit of a palaver and in the end I gave it away as it just took up too much valuable space.  Now if I make ''sausages'', they are consumed immediately so I just make them as burgers instead.  I would only consider using a sausage machine to make sausages that could be smoked, cured and kept for a length of time.
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Sorry, only just spotted this.  Although I did have a sausage machine, it was HUGE, about 2+ foot long with loads of pipes and oddments plus a handle.  The sausage casings also stank the fridge out, and had a limited life. In all it was a bit of a palaver and I gave it away as it just took up too much valuable (storage) space.  Now if I make ''sausages'', they are consumed immediately so I just make them as burgers.  I would only consider using a sausage machine to make sausages that could be smoked, cured and kept for a length of time, and my [[Home smoked bacon|bacon]] satisfies those needs!.
  
If you have a large mixer/ food processor, you may be able to get a sausage attachment for that instead of a dedicated machine.  it was not expensive, just ridiculously bulky. --[[User:Chef|Chef]] 13:56, 25 January 2009 (UTC)
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If you have a large mixer/ food processor, you may be able to get a sausage attachment for that instead of a dedicated sausage machine machine.  it was not expensive, just ridiculously bulky. --[[User:Chef|Chef]] 13:56, 25 January 2009 (UTC)
 
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Sausages. Assuming you have made your own, can you recommend a sausage machine? Would like to attempt home-made morcilla when I have the courage. --JuliaBalbilla 07:04, 18 January 2009 (UTC)

Sorry, only just spotted this. Although I did have a sausage machine, it was HUGE, about 2+ foot long with loads of pipes and oddments plus a handle. The sausage casings also stank the fridge out, and had a limited life. In all it was a bit of a palaver and I gave it away as it just took up too much valuable (storage) space. Now if I make sausages, they are consumed immediately so I just make them as burgers. I would only consider using a sausage machine to make sausages that could be smoked, cured and kept for a length of time, and my bacon satisfies those needs!.

If you have a large mixer/ food processor, you may be able to get a sausage attachment for that instead of a dedicated sausage machine machine. it was not expensive, just ridiculously bulky. --Chef 13:56, 25 January 2009 (UTC)

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