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I prefer sausage on the lean side also, but I would not use just loin to make sausage. Make yourself some nice back/Canadian bacon with the loin and use the butts for sausage.
Get a bag of meatballs from Costco, a couple bottles of BBQ sauce and a disposable pan, heat it up in the smoker. Easy to do and usually enjoyed by the snackers.
That was the first place I look for Polish recipes, but I never noticed they had a forum. The one I purchased was a bit simple in flavour, mostly garlic with a hint of paprika and maybe marjoram.
I do think this store is getting their sausages from the Chicago area.
Thanks for your...
I went over to Q-Trip this morning and I got one of what I think you are talking about. It was a brown chubby hot dog shaped sausage on the roller grill. I asked the lady that was working in the area if she knew who made the sausage and she went to the back room to look on the box. The maker...
Szynka, Thanks for that.
I was starting to think that the Gypsy sausage might be regional or misnamed. I will do a bit of research on the Hungarian Kolbasz when I get back home.
Thanks
Csabai is a good sausage, can't wait to see the final product. I think a bit of cayenne makes most everything better.
I get the Hungarian paprika from World Market retail stores, they frequently have interesting items. If you really want it I would think the Polish markets in the Chicago...
Google and Meat & Sausages were the first places I looked. I also checked in the Marianski and Tytek Kutas books, no joy. Google does show me retail sites and recipes using it so I know it is real.
Not a big deal, I just don't like not being able to find the recipe.
Howdy,
I purchased a few links of Kiełbasa cygańska from a local Polish grocery store and I thought it was very good. (a bit of cayenne would be nice )
After doing a bit of searching I can not find a recipe, can anyone point me to a source or share one with us? It reminds me of Wedding...
You got nice color on that dish, it looks good.
I have come to prefer brown rice, but I have not converted my jambalaya over to using it. Maybe instant brown rice would be a better first step for me.
Grinders & stuffers will be on sale in a few months, so do your research and sign up for sale notifications. Ask your butcher if he will grind the meats you purchase, a good option to have until you get a grinder. Take your time and purchase items you will be happy with, the list never seems...
Sure I believe you! As soon as I get some space in the fridge & freezer I will make a batch of Pop's breakfast sausage and some fresh hot Italian. I almost ordered a fridge for the garage this morning, but I stopped myself. (for now)
Thanks Disco & Pops!
A glass of red wine with breakfast, now that is living I love a good breakfast sausage, one more thing I need to get figured out.
Your experiment looks good, congratulations.
My mom told me when she was a kid they would smoke the sausages, tasso and hams for 2 or 3 days (during the winter) in large room sized smoke houses. That was some 70 or 80 years ago in Evangeline/St Landry parishes. The meats have a strong sweet smoke flavor and a deep mahogany color, that is...
I think we hit 116° last week, no cold or even cool smoking for me until November... unless I set the smoker inside a refrigerator, and yes I have thought about doing that.
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