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Making Sausage with a Food Processor

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Date: 05/09/2009 Topics: Readers Request > Make Your Own | Recipes > Meats > Sausage  
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Has anybody made homemade sausage with a food processor? I want to make some patties with chicken and pork chops, will it work? Do you have a good recipe? Thanks very much.

By kffrmw88 from Dothan, AL

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By Anonymous (414) Contact
You can make sausage using a food processor but the meat will be more crumbly and fall apart more easily when you try to shape and cook it than if you use a meat grinder. But some people do it.

A suggestion if you do use the processor, you could add an egg and maybe some bread or cracker crumbs to the ground meat to help the patties hold together.

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