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Pipe Smoker
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Can anyone make a recommendation for the good ones?

I have yet to find any brand that I like.
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I don’t know about “brands”, but try some from the meat counter of your grocery stores. Or, better yet, your butcher shop.


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I’ve taken to eating sausages and hot dogs wrapped in tortillas.

I like that idea.


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Johnsonville recommends its cooker for its sausages https://www.walmart.com/ip/Siz...ble-Plates/463824341

This one does 2 sizes of links.

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Seems quite a few posting to this thread are confusing breakfast links with the much bigger dinner sausages. Roll Eyes


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Johnsonville recommends its cooker for its sausages https://www.walmart.com/ip/Siz...ble-Plates/463824341
We have an old George Foreman grill that looks something like that, stuck away in the back of a cabinet in the kitchen. Haven't used it for years. I bet it would do a good job on sausage links.


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Seems quite a few posting to this thread are confusing breakfast links with the much bigger dinner sausages. Roll Eyes


Hello Sir and good morning.

You, a long time member here, should realize that sometimes posting any topic is like herding cats.
They will not stay contained, will wander, and sometimes create a bit of havoc. Just have to accept and deal with it, lol.

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Johnsonville recommends its cooker for its sausages …



Of course they would.
 
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I’ve taken to eating sausages and hot dogs wrapped in tortillas.

I like that idea.


This was a staple meal in college in San Antonio. H‑E‑B tortillas and sausage both grilled and consumed in quantity. To this day I love a grilled sausage and flour tortilla as a quick camping or backyard meal.


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I have never in my life seen someone steam breakfast sausages like that. Sounds like cooking beer brats or something, I dunno. Sounds strange to me, not breakfast-y.

I brown them in a skillet in their own grease/fat, adjust temp based on size and amount of sausages, roll around or flip as needed to get all sides and the middle done, move to paper towel on plate before serving to deal with any excess grease.


THAT'S how it's done over here in UK.

Some Europeans 'boil' a pork sossidge, but then, furriners do all kinds of strange stuff.
 
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Seems quite a few posting to this thread are confusing breakfast links with the much bigger dinner sausages. Roll Eyes


Hello Sir and good morning.

You, a long time member here, should realize that sometimes posting any topic is like herding cats.
They will not stay contained, will wander, and sometimes create a bit of havoc. Just have to accept and deal with it, lol.

Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin
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True enough! Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin


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