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I have a lot of very lean ground beef. I don’t like spicy.

How much ground porkshould I mix in etc?

I have a lot of very lean ground beef. I don’t like spicy. How much ground porkshould I mix in etc?

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for every lb of ground meat, everything is 1 tablespoon unless it has a 2 in front of it rhen 2 table spoon

cumin, salt, black pepper coars or fine ground, 2 chili powder, brown sugar, lard or olive oil, coriander, blend of italian seasoning ie sage basil oregano, garlic, onion,

sub with beef if you prefer, but beef and pork ratio should be 2 to 1 if you like

mix in bowl and wrap in plastic wrap over night in fridge in a cilindrical shape

freeze or cook

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You can eat pork?

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Make kielbasa, it’s mostly just fresh garlic, traditionally made with beef or beef and a little pork.

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Try to aim for a 15-20% fat ratio and you'll be good.

Whatever herbs you want to add for the flavor profile you're going for.