Tonight was sausages. First buy some Norfolk pork sausages from these people.
I asked them what filler they used in their wide range of gluten free sausages. The answer was that if you buy a sausage making machine which costs as much as a small Mercedes car you don't need any filler. No filler.
If you're not in the UK just hunt down some all meat sausages if you can get them.
We had about half a pound each. Fry them gently until lightly browned but not cooked through using butter/oilve oil as prefered. Stick them in a bowl to one side and fry a small onion and two red peppers (all chopped) in the fat. Put the sausages back in, add a tin of tomatoes, some pepper, crushed garlic and generous red wine plus lots of oregano. Simmer for as long as you can wait. About half an hour is needed, longer blends the flavours better. Tastes best with olive oil but I suspect lard would be healthier....
Peter
I had almost the same thing for dinner on Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteSounds awesome. I love this line: "Tastes best with olive oil but I suspect lard would be healthier...." You just don't hear that very often. :)
ReplyDeleteScott Kustes
Modern Forager
Good, weren't they...
ReplyDeletePeter
Peter, I couldn't find any prices for the sausages on that link, although I could for the other type of meat. Are there any prices for the sausages listed?
ReplyDeleteGlenice
Hi Glenice,
ReplyDeleteThe gluten free sausages are £3.66 per pound and the non GF are £3.11 per pound. Buy two pounds and third is free. Smoked sausages priced by the type. Got a junior staff member on the phone, so no chance to ask Mr Pickering about the possibility of GF Haggis... Have to email about that one. You're right, web site has "lost" the sausage prices.
Peter
Don't you eat them cold, too? I do, and love 'em with with mustard.
ReplyDeleteM&S's 'pork sausage' is all pork, and so is Waitrose Heston pork & herb chipolatas.
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