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Not in about twenty years but I actually used to own my own sandwich business that I ran on weekends at a farmers market. Nearly everything was homemade except the ice and cheese. Nobody has enough space to freeze enough ice for a a full day of sandwich slingin'.
Closest to that I still do is make döner meat.
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>>21671115
>sandwich
>ice
Huh?
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>>21671115
Pretty cool hoss, I commend you. I just make enough for myself. This is the last of a 15lb batch I made and froze most of this past May. The little stub leftover I will probably turn into corned beef hash for breakfast later in the week.
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>>21671121
It's a farmer's market bud. If they have slots with electricity - most do - they come at a heavy premium. Most folks just use coolers and ice to keep the product foodsafe.
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>>21671125
Neat. I mostly did fully processed stuff because it's easier to control quality and flavour. Are you doing whole cuts, like a roast turkey breast, or processed meat, like a bologna?
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I made pancetta once.
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>>21671134
>>21671134
>are you doing whole cuts or processed
Both actually. This last batch was 15lbs of cured eye of round. I've done chicken and turkey breasts, cured pork loin "hams", grav lax, even hot dogs. I don't know if you've ever been to NYC, but that's where I'm originally from. They use an emulsified lamb/beef cone as gyro meat. I concocted my own recioe for that too. I have two cones in my freezer. Pretty sure I posted a thread here making some like a year ago.
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>>21671137
Absolutely, unfathomable based. How'd it turn out?
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>>21671143
>They use an emulsified lamb/beef cone as gyro meat. I concocted my own recioe for that too. I have two cones in my freezer. Pretty sure I posted a thread here making some like a year ago.
Funny, cuz I posted my chicken one here about a decade ago. So yeah, you and I are kindred. I lived in NY for a bit straight out of school, Yorkville. My dad's originally from there.
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>>21671115
Aluminum foil? Your opinion is invalid. This is amateur shit. Shocking people still use aluminum foil with all that we know now. Enjoy all your health issues.
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>>21671189
Madam, where did I mention foil of any kind at all nevermind aluminium foil in particular? Are you feeling quite alright? Need me to call your minder?
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>>21671183
>you and i are kindred
Sure as hell seems it. Was born and raised in queens when it was still majority italian, greek and irish.
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>>21671183
Puttin' together a carnival style sausage and peppers right now. Homemade italian snausage
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>>21671145
Thanks. It was just okay... The piece of pork belly I got was way too lean. I need to do it again someday with a fattier one.
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>>21671208
Other side of the pond for me. Born US citizen but didn't live in the US until much, much later. My dad grew up in Bay Ridge, just to clear up any misconception that implied he grew up in Yorkville. I meant he grew up in NY.
>>21671239
>carnival style sausage and peppers
I don't know what that is. Sausage and peppers, sure, but not what would make them carnival style. Wife, kiddo and I ate homemade chicken soup for dinner.
>>21671137
Neat. I've dried sausages for salami and made violino IE lamb ham but never tried to make any salt-cured whole pork cuts.
What was your rub?
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>>21671090
I don’t but I’m really impressed by people that do.

>>21671115
>I actually used to own my own sandwich business that I ran on weekends at a farmers market
Very cool, what made you stop? Can you share your favorite sandwich?
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>>21671308
Oh, sorry boss. There's a casserole in a pot style, and a food stand/truck done on a flattop style. I did the second one.
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>>21671308
>What was your rub?
I followed an Italian video. It was black pepper, bay leaves and nutmeg, I think
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>>21671239
>>21672590
polenta eating Fuck
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>>21671137
Looks like a cow's head.



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