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  • '''Casing (sausage)''' ...thetic materials. They are used in the production of sausages to shape the sausage and to prevent the meat or other filling from drying out.
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  • ...n significantly affect the texture, flavor, and appearance of the finished sausage. ...slaughtered animals, a practice that continues to this day in traditional sausage making. With the advent of modern food processing technology, synthetic cas
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  • '''Saucisson''' is a variety of thick, dry cured [[sausage]] that originates from [[France]]. Typically made of [[pork]], or a mixture ...r even months. The length of the curing process depends on the size of the sausage and the desired level of dryness.
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  • == Beutelwurst: A Traditional German Sausage == Beutelwurst is a traditional German sausage that has been enjoyed for centuries. This article will provide an overview
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  • == Morteau Sausage == ...au Sausage, also known as ''Saucisse de Morteau'', is a traditional smoked sausage from the Morteau region of France. It is named after the town of [[Morteau]
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  • ...t sausage" in English, which refers to the method of preparation where the sausage is cooked in a pot. ...y made during the winter months when fresh meat was readily available. The sausage was then stored in a pot and consumed throughout the winter.
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  • == Oxford Sausage == ...iginates from the city of [[Oxford]], England. It is a distinctive type of sausage due to its unique blend of ingredients, which typically include pork, veal,
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  • ..., including [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], and the [[United States]]. The sausage is known for its distinctive flavor, which is achieved through a unique com ...the region of [[Carniola]], which was a historical region in Slovenia. The sausage was traditionally made by the farmers in this region, who would prepare it
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  • ...d the [[German language|German]] word ''mettwurst'', which both mean 'meat sausage'. ...xture is then stuffed into a natural or artificial [[sausage casing]]. The sausage is then smoked, dried, or both, depending on the regional variation.
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  • |Name=Homemade polish sausage ...arge Groups]], [[Easy]]<!--comments<br>Make and share this Homemade Polish Sausage recipe (public domain).--></li></ol><br>{{keto-nine-recipe}}<br>{{recipe pr
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  • ...m the city of [[Modena]], in the region of [[Emilia-Romagna]]. It is a raw sausage, made from pork, fatback, and pork rind, and is typically served after bein ...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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  • '''St. Galler Bratwurst''' is a traditional [[sausage]] from the [[Canton of St. Gallen]], [[Switzerland]]. It is one of the most ...ocument in 1438, making it one of the oldest known types of Bratwurst. The sausage was traditionally made by butchers in the Canton of St. Gallen and was a po
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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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  • ...Abruzzo]] region of Italy. It is a type of [[Mortadella]], a large Italian sausage or luncheon meat made of finely hashed or ground, heat-cured pork. ...ntury, when it was first made by local farmers in the Campotosto area. The sausage was traditionally made during the winter months, using the meat from pigs t
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  • |Name=Jalapeno cheddar deer sausage ...}<br>Inexpensive"<!--comments<br>Make and share this Jalapeno Cheddar Deer Sausage recipe (public domain).--></li></ol><br>{{keto-eight-recipe}}<br>{{recipe p
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  • ...per, and often includes garlic and other spices, encapsulated in a natural casing. It is an essential ingredient in many traditional French dishes, including ...he [[Midi-Pyrénées]] region, where it has been a staple for centuries. The sausage's recipe and preparation methods have been passed down through generations,
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  • '''Hog's pudding''' is a type of [[sausage]] predominantly found in [[Cornwall]] and [[Devon]]. It is made from a mixt ...ure is then stuffed into a [[natural casing]] and boiled. Once cooked, the sausage can be eaten as is, or it can be sliced and fried or grilled for additional
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  • '''Ciauscolo''' (pronounced cha-US-koh-lo) is a variety of [[Italian sausage]] originating from the [[Marche]] region of Italy. It is a type of [[salami ...th salt, pepper, garlic, and wine, then stuffed into a natural casing. The sausage is then smoked over juniper branches and aged for several weeks. The aging
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  • ===Natural Casings=== ...eir permeability, which allows for the smoke and moisture to penetrate the sausage during cooking.
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