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  •  A coarse Italian pork sausage. Usually highly seasoned, this sausage is served cold, thinly sliced, as for prosciutto.
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  • '''List of Sausage Dishes''' ...ents for flavor. This article provides a list of sausage dishes, which use sausage as a primary ingredient.
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  • Coarse Italian pork sausage. Usually highly seasoned, served cold, thinly sliced.
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  • == Italian Sausage == ...xplore the history, ingredients, preparation, and culinary uses of Italian sausage.
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  • |Name=Hot sausage and cheese puffs |category=Pork
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  • |Name=Phil's italian sausage |category=Pork
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  • * [[Boerewors]] - A traditional South African sausage made from beef, pork, or lamb, flavored with spices such as coriander and cloves. * [[Lap cheong]] - A Chinese sausage made from pork and various spices, often used in stir-fries and rice dishes.
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  • |Name=Italian sausage and provolone balls |category=Pork
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  • | name = Pork Sausage | caption = A variety of pork sausages
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  • |Name=Italian sausage caprese skewer |category=Pork
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  • ...n of [[Emilia-Romagna]]. It is a raw sausage, made from pork, fatback, and pork rind, and is typically served after being boiled for several hours. ...ted by the farmers of Modena as a way to utilize all parts of the pig. The sausage quickly became a staple in the local cuisine, and is now enjoyed throughout
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  • '''Pork''' is a popular type of [[meat]] derived from the domestic [[pig]] (''Sus s ...tion and processed the meat into various products, including [[ham]] and [[sausage]].
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  • '''Cotechino''' is a traditional Italian sausage made from pork, fatback, and pork rind, and comes from Modena, a city in Emilia-Romagna, Northern Italy. It i ...parts of the pig to survive, including the skin and less noble parts. The sausage was then spread throughout the whole Emilia-Romagna region and it became a
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  • |Name=Sausage stuffed pork loin |category=Pork
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  • |Name=Hot italian sausage |category=Pork
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  • ...riations may include other meats. Luganega is a staple in many traditional Italian dishes and is often used in risottos, pasta sauces, and stews. ...canica" comes from Lucania, an ancient region of southern Italy, where the sausage was first made. The Romans spread the recipe throughout their empire, and i
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  • ...es of meat can also be used. The name "salsiccia cruda" translates to "raw sausage" in English, and it is traditionally served uncooked, often as part of an [ ...ent Rome|Roman]] times, when it was a popular food among the soldiers. The sausage was easy to transport and could be preserved for long periods, making it an
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  • == Bra Sausage == | name = Bra Sausage
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  • ...lso known as '''Luganega''' in Lombardy and Veneto) is a type of [[Italian sausage]] that originated in [[Ancient Rome]]. It is named after the region of [[Lu ...ucanica" comes from "Lucania", an ancient territory of southern Italy. The sausage was mentioned by [[Marcus Gavius Apicius]], a Roman gourmet and lover of re
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  • ...redient in ragù alla salsiccia is [[Italian sausage]], or ''salsiccia'' in Italian. ...ic feature of these regions, reflecting the importance of pork in Southern Italian cooking.
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