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  • Rubysugar
    • Nov 28, 2005
    • 718

    #1

    Sage Sausage-Cross post

    I posted this in another thread but knew it really should live in this forum, too.

    Sage Sausage

    I make it the day before and leave it in the fridge to meld the spices.

    1 lb ground pork (I have been using ground turkey alot though)
    1/2 tbsp un-iodized salt
    1/2 tsp rubbed sage (I do 1 tsp but I lurve me some sage)
    1/3 tsp rubbed summer savory
    1/8 tsp ground nutmeg
    2/3 tsp ground marjoram
    1/3 tsp fresh ground black pepper

    Mix it, meld it, fix it, and eat it.

    I haven't tried this with ground beef yet but might over the weekend. Any other yummy breakfast meat recipes floatin' around in your recipe stash?
    *Melinda*
    *Condiment Queen*
    HW 278 SW 196.5 CW 176 GW 150
    "Argue your limitations and they are yours" -Richard Bach
  • not2late
    Moderator
    • May 09, 2003
    • 14677

    #2
    Re: Sage Sausage-Cross post

    I do basically the same thing, but I add a 1/2 pound of finely minced salt pork to every pound of ground pork---it keeps the sausage moist when it's cooked.
    ~Megs~
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    • Rubysugar
      • Nov 28, 2005
      • 718

      #3
      Re: Sage Sausage-Cross post

      Oooh, yum... do you cut the salt back at all?
      *Melinda*
      *Condiment Queen*
      HW 278 SW 196.5 CW 176 GW 150
      "Argue your limitations and they are yours" -Richard Bach

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      • not2late
        Moderator
        • May 09, 2003
        • 14677

        #4
        Re: Sage Sausage-Cross post

        If I use salt pork, I don't add any additional salt to the sausage. If I use fat back, I rinse it and only add 1/4-1/2 the amount of salt to the recipe.

        But I always fry a small piece of the sausage and taste it for seasonings, just to make sure it's not too salty or too bland.

        ~Megs~
        242/141/160 (130)
        dress size 26/10/8
        5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
        My blog:
        http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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