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spring onion
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:01 pmby jarma
being a new comer, thought id leave a recipe for people to try and see what feedback i get, its the other halves favorite of all sausage i make
1kg pork shoulder
100g rusk
100g ice cold water
6 spring onions......chopped fine,
1tbsp blk pepper
1tbsp salt
3 garlic cloves...chopped v.fine or pressed
mince meat on coarse plate, add other ingredients mix well, re-mince using fine plate,mix again until starting to go sticky, stuff into 20-24 mm sheep casing, makes a fine breakfast sausage.
thanks for looking
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:31 pmby Spuddy
Thanks Jarma
I'm intrigued by its simplicity and lack of traditional sausage spices. I'm guessing maybe you get a fresher flavour from the spring onions without things like ginger, mace, nutmeg and allspice getting in the way.
I'm gonna have to try this.
PS have you tried it with some Cheddar in?
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:50 pmby jarma
funny you should mention this but, yes, im not a great fan of cheese but wifey loved em, and pesters me to make em again,may do one day ..ha..ha.
i just diced up some mature chedder i found in fridge (bout 1/4 pound) and added this to mix(as you prob worked out im not a scales person).
ive tried using mace and nutmeg (same thing?)added too but think i over done it and it was a bit potent tasting and put me off a bit, so i keep to simple additives, i made these off my own back so took a chance on how they'd turn out, quite nice to my surprise.
let me know what you think once you've made and consumed.
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:51 pmby wheels
Jarma
Nice recipe - do you leave any of the onion in larger pieces, or is it all finely ground?
Phil
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:56 pmby jarma
in truth i just chop the green parts with a kitchen knife to a reasonably fine size, suppose you could use it all(except roots) and maybe leaving a few larger pieces may add a more oniony texture to it,
m.m.m i'll try it myself next time, sounds good.
Spring Onion
Posted:
Sat Jun 20, 2009 6:52 pmby Chuckwagon
Blimey! That's good sausage! This is one you can really sink your teeth into. I used the green part of the onion too, then added a smidge more freshly ground (large cracked) black pepper. I put 'em in a 22 mm collagen casing and they turned out to be one of the nicest I've ever had. Nice going Jarma. Good recipe guys! Many thanks.
Best wishes, Chuckwagon
glad to hear it!
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Tue Jun 23, 2009 2:43 pmby jarma
great im glad you enjoyed them chuckwagon, im gona try adding some cracked black pepper and perhaps a wee bit of fresh garlic to my next batch, ill post any more recipes i create on sausagemaking.org, i may try doing a traditional English "full breakfast" sausage ,( bacon, egg, baked beans ,black pudding)will let all know how it turns out.....watch this space!
p.s. has any one tried this type of recipe before?