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A.C. Legg Maple Flavored Breakfast Sausage

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A.C. Legg Maple Flavored Breakfast Sausage

This is a mild pork sausage seasoning. Nutmeg and ginger combined with maple flavoring give the sausage a flavor that is a favorite of all ages.
One 10 oz. Bag of AC Leggs Old Plantation Maple Flavored Breakfast Sausage Seasoning Blend #8 Seasons 25 pounds of meat.
Breakdown for less than a 25 lb. batch - 5 Tablespoons of seasoning per 5 lbs. of meat
Mix bag with 25-lbs. of meat. You can use 25 lbs. of lean pork (boneless pork shoulder butts will work if you can't purchase 80/20 pork trim from a butcher shop). Or you can use 22 lbs. of lean pork and 3 lbs. of lean beef. Empty entire bag of seasoning into the 25 lbs. of meat and mix thoroughly (it works best if you cut the meat into small chunks first). Then stuff the sausage into natural hog casings for links. Or you can package the sausage in 1 lb. bulk freezer bags.
NO MSG. Legg's exclusive high-barrier, multi-wall packaging protects the seasoning's freshness and flavor for at least 12 months

Sausage Making Tip #1: Try to maintain near-freezing temperatures (of the meat) throughout the process. This will keep the sausage from crumbling when being cooked. Sausage Making Tip #2: Try and limit the time you keep the sausage at room temperature to 30 minutes or less. So estimate how pounds of sausage you can grind, stuff or package in less than 30 minutes. If you have a lot of sausage to make, break it into batches that can be made in 30 minutes or less. This helps by keeping the temperature of the meat as cold as possible - which is safer and leads to better tasting sausage.