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Step 1
Grind your meat.
Step 2
Grind your meat once more and then refrigerate the contents for 30 min.
Step 3
While you're letting the meat cool in the fridge, get out your casing and put it in a bowl with cool water. Let it sit in the water for that same 30 min or so. Toward the end of the 30 min, move the casing around a little bit to loosen it up but make sure not to tear anything.
Step 4
Now use the sausage attachment to fill the casing with your meat by sending it through the grinder again. Twist off (just twist - don't cut or anything. You'll have a chain of sausages at the end) each sausage should be about 6 inches.
Step 5
Tie up the last sausage with a knot once the meat mixture is all through the machine.
Step 6
You've got sausages! Pretty simple. You can air fry or pan fry or grill these suckers.
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