TrueBlueEagle
Senior Member
I know there are a ton of other ways to do it, and I was going to mention a little trick on how to do the sausage/hamburger roll. I dont currently have pics, but maybe I'll get around to smoking a fattie this weekend and I'll take pics of my process.
1lb ground meat = 1 gal ziplock bag
First squeeze your chub of meat (sausage, hamburger, venison etc)into a 1 gallon ziplock bag.
Flatten with hand as best as possible to distribute the meat,squeeze the air out and seal. Then use a rolling pin (i use a can of PAM)and roll it out so the whole thing is about 1/4-1/2" thick and fills the bag corner to corner.
Next take a pair of scissors or sharp knife and cut the sides all the way down to the bottom and unseal the top. Peel the top of the bag off and flip the whole thing over on wax paper.
Then I spread whatever toppings (Cheese, peppers, onions,etc) thinly across the entire square, leaving a little room around the edges.
Using the wax paper, start rolling it and peeling back the wax paper and when you're done you'll have a sausage/hamburger pinwheel full of toppings to wrap in the succulent bacon weave.
By no means is this the 'right' way, just another option if you have trouble rolling ground meat.
1lb ground meat = 1 gal ziplock bag
First squeeze your chub of meat (sausage, hamburger, venison etc)into a 1 gallon ziplock bag.
Flatten with hand as best as possible to distribute the meat,squeeze the air out and seal. Then use a rolling pin (i use a can of PAM)and roll it out so the whole thing is about 1/4-1/2" thick and fills the bag corner to corner.
Next take a pair of scissors or sharp knife and cut the sides all the way down to the bottom and unseal the top. Peel the top of the bag off and flip the whole thing over on wax paper.
Then I spread whatever toppings (Cheese, peppers, onions,etc) thinly across the entire square, leaving a little room around the edges.
Using the wax paper, start rolling it and peeling back the wax paper and when you're done you'll have a sausage/hamburger pinwheel full of toppings to wrap in the succulent bacon weave.
By no means is this the 'right' way, just another option if you have trouble rolling ground meat.