then add the veggie sausage. Add the pork sausage to the other dry
llon brine.
Place the pork rack in a large
Melt the butter over low heat and fry the onions, garlic and leeks for 3 minutes.
Then add the bouillon, white wine and potatoes, bring to a boil and reduce heat and season with salt and pepper.
Place the sausage on top of the vegetables, cover and cook on low heat for 45 minutes.
Now remove the lid and boil off some of the liquid.
To serve, arrange the vegetables on a warm platter and top with the sausages.
TO MAKE BASIC PORK SAUSAGE RECIPE: Place ground pork into a large bowl. Measure and distribute ingredient items evenly over pork. Wearing kitchen gloves, combine mixture using hands until thoroughly blended. Brown pork sausage in skillet, or cook according to recipe directions.
TO MAKE VARIATION SAUSAGE RECIPE: Add specified additional ingredients before mixing. Brown in skillet, or cook according to recipe directions.
Fry the smoked pork until it is brown. Set aside.
Fry onion until glossy and then bake with the pork chops until tender.
Select the smoked pork shoulder.
Roll and cover the meat with water.
Slice onion and add the onion, whole cloves and stick cinnamon to the meat.
Cover the meat tightly and simmer it 2 hours.
Remove the meat from the cooking liquid.
Slice meat and serve hot with Spiced Fruit Sauce in orange cups.
o beans.
Stir in smoked pork hocks and onion.
Turn
Cook smoked pork chops and take meat off bones. Cook meat and navy beans in broth until beans are just about tender. Add water as needed. Add the other vegetables and seasonings. Put in a big pot or crock-pot. Cook all day. It tastes better served the next day.
In wok or skillet, brown pork sausage, drain and set aside.
Combine in wok or skillet: Shredded cabbage, onion, crushed red pepper, sugar, salt, and water. Steam covered for approximately 20 minutes or until cabbage is tender; stirring occasionally.
Return pork sausage to wok or skillet with cabbage mixture and add sour cream; mix well. Serve stuffed inside warmed pita bread.
Mix pork sausage, slightly beaten egg, bread crumbs, and sage together in mixing bowl. I mix it with my hands because it is easier.
Shape into approximately 2 dozen balls.
Put in ungreased frying pan. Brown slowly about 15 minutes. Pour off fat.
In separate mixing bowl, combine ketchup, brown sugar, vinegar, and soy sauce and mix.
Put pork sausage balls in slow cooker and cover with sauce.
Cook on low for 6 to 8 hours.
(If you don't have a slow cooker) Combine sauce and balls in pot. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes on stove.
Saute and crumble pork sausage.
Brush both sides of bread with melted butter.
Layer bottom of 7 1/2 x 12-inch pan with six slices of the bread.
Sprinkle sausage pieces over bread.
Lay one slice of cheese on each piece of bread.
Set the remaining 6 slices of trimmed bread over the bottom slices.
roll out the pastry and cut into circles.
add 1 tsp baked beans and 1 tsp pork sausage.
fold the pastry in half and spread some butter or a beaten egg on top.
bake in a moderate over for 15 minute.
In a bowl, mix together with your hands Pork sausage, red pepper, cumin, garlic and salt. Form patties. Fry in a skillet over medium heat until well done.
Cook rice according to pkg. directions.
Fry pork sausage, crumbled, drain off fat.
Saute onions.
Mix in flour and stir in cream, salt, thyme, oregano, margarine, slivered almonds and mushrooms.
Mix in cooked rice and chicken broth.
Bake at 350 for 40 to 45 minutes.
Boil 7 minutes in 4 1/2 cups water the chicken noodle soup and rice.
Add pork sausage, celery, onion and green pepper.
Pour into casserole.
Cover with bread crumbs.
Bake at 350\u00b0 for 1 hour.
Fry pork sausage.
When done, cut into 2-inch pieces.
Set aside.
Slice potatoes and fry in butter.
Salt.
Warm corn and beans in pan.
Mix all ingredients together.
Serve hot.
Add pepper to taste.
edium-high heat. Add the sausage and saute for 5 to
ast iron skillet) saute ground pork sausage in oil, scrambling with a
Fry down and crumble pork sausage.
Add smoked sausage which has been sliced or
our butcher to grind the pork coarsely (the typical finely-ground