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What would define "commercial quality" plastic wrap? Any brand
recommendations? I'm looking for something for wrapping sausages, so that I don't have to pay for a stuffer and casings. I've seen some recipes that recommend wrapping the meat in plastic wrap, and poaching it, or baking it at a very low temparature. |
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Travis McGee wrote:
> >What would define "commercial quality" plastic wrap? Any brand >recommendations? > >I'm looking for something for wrapping sausages, so that I don't have to >pay for a stuffer and casings. I've seen some recipes that recommend >wrapping the meat in plastic wrap, and poaching it, or baking it at a >very low temparature. Why bother with plastic... for years I've been forming bulk saw-seege into pattys and frying/grilling and meat-a-balles and baking. The more important element is to grind your own. |
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